Fatty Liver Disease (MASH)

Some patient communities face a higher risk for fatty liver disease.

More than 1 in 4 adults worldwide are affected by fatty liver disease. In the U.S., Black/African American, Hispanic, and Asian communities experience a higher risk and faster disease progression—yet remain underrepresented in health care conversations and clinical research.

Sharing our health journeys inspires action and better health outcomes.

Learn from experts

Dr Edward Mena

Fatty Liver & MASH:
The Silent Diseases That Can Lead to Liver Cancer

Learn about fatty liver & MASH, and what can you do to reduce your risk of getting liver cancer.

Patient stories

Hear real patients stories from patients like you.

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“I had no pain, I had nothing, nor did I have knowledge of what a fatty liver meant. 

So, I did not question my doctor as to what a fatty liver was, nor did my doctor indicate to me what changes in my lifestyle I had to make…” 

—Anita, Fatty Liver Disease and HCC Patient

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Remember: You Are Not Alone

Thousands of people in our communities are living well with fatty liver disease (MASH).
With proper care, you can protect your health and continue to live a full, active life.

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