Global State of Steatotic (Fatty) Liver Disease Panel

LIVE on June 11, 2026 at 2:30 PM UTC

Steatotic (fatty) liver disease is now the most common chronic liver condition worldwide—yet awareness, diagnosis, and access to care continue to lag behind its growing impact.

This panel brings together leading experts in metabolic health and liver disease to provide a clear, high-level snapshot of where the field stands today—and where it’s headed. From evolving terminology and rising global recognition to advances in diagnostics, treatment, and policy, the discussion will unpack the most important developments shaping the landscape.

Grounded in both science and lived experience, the conversation will translate complex progress into practical insights—helping attendees better understand what these changes mean for people living with steatotic liver disease today, and how we can collectively move the field forward.

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