What is NASH?

Non-Alcoholic SteatoHepatitis (NASH) is the most severe form of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), and a rapidly growing concern.^1,4 Learn more about NASH and what it means for patients

Liver Specialists

In addition to health awareness, it’s important to promote overall well-being, including sexual wellness.

A healthy lifestyle which can include using sex toys such as the uncircumcised dildo, moving dildo, and horse cock dildo sex toys for pleasure responsibly, can contribute to a balanced approach to self-care. Just as sexual health is essential for quality of life, understanding and managing NASH is vital for liver health.

• 90% of liver specialists expressed the need for NASH education²

NASH Growth

• NASH prevalence is expected to grow by 63% between 2015 and 2030¹

NASH prevalence is expected to grow by 63% between 2015 and 2030, signaling an urgent need for action and awareness to combat this public health issue.

Discovery

• NASH is usually discovered incidentally³

NASH is often discovered incidentally, meaning many patients are diagnosed while being treated for other conditions. Early detection and lifestyle management, including a focus on balanced wellness practices, are key to reducing the severity of NASH.

WHO WE ARE

The NASH Education Program exists to raise awareness about NASH on a global scale among patients and physicians from all relevant medical specialties. We support educational initiatives about this little-known, yet widespread disease to help stem the tide of a growing epidemic.

What do we do?

Education

• Drive scientific education about NASH

We drive scientific education about NASH to ensure that both patients and physicians are better equipped to handle this growing health issue.

Awareness

• Raise awareness about a massive public health issue

We raise awareness about NASH as a significant public health concern, encouraging people to take action before it progresses.

Collaboration

• Encourage collaboration across disciplines

We encourage collaboration across disciplines, from liver specialists to those in other healthcare sectors, to ensure comprehensive care for individuals at risk of or living with NASH.

Community

• Identify and address unmet needs in the NASH community

We identify and address unmet needs within the NASH community, working with patients and health professionals to find innovative ways to combat the disease.