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Drug developers, investors, researchers, and corporate executives… Every week, a global community of Fatty Liver Disease stakeholders comes together to explore the most important challenges in diagnosing, treating, and developing medications for patients with Fatty Liver Diseases.

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S6.14.3 – Louise and Roger React to Empowered SLD Patient Advocates

After the roundtable, Louise Campbell and Roger Green share their reactions to the enthusiastic, empowered advocates who are the Harrison Fellows.

S6.14.3 - Louise and Roger React to Empowered SLD Patient Advocates

S6.14.2 – Goals of the Stephen A. Harrison Patient Advocacy Fellowship Program

October 9, 2025

In this conversation, the organizers of the Stephen A. Harrison Patient Advocacy Fellowship Program discuss their goals for the program.

S6.14.1 – How the Harrison Patient Advocacy Fellowship Came To Be

October 9, 2025

In this conversation, we learn about how the Stephen A. Harrison Patient Advocacy Fellowship Program started and meet the program organizers and five of the initial Fellows.

S6.14 – Introducing the Dr. Stephen A. Harrison Patient Advocacy Fellowship Program

October 3, 2025

Louise Campbell and Roger Green interview Wayne Eskridge and Elena Samsonova of the Fatty Liver Foundation and five of the first class of Harrison fellows about the new Dr. Stephen A. Harrison Patient Advocacy Fellowship program.

S6.13.3 – Major Issues in MASH-ville: US Government Chaos and Scanning Market Dynamism

September 11, 2025

Roger Green drives this conversation, which focuses on two issues: impact of US government chaos on the MASH community and how competition might evolve in the in-office scanning market.

S6.13.2 – Newsmakers: Updating Our Approach to Screening for Advanced Liver Disease

September 10, 2025

Co-authors Aleksander Krag and Stine Johansen discussed their recent paper, “Screening for Advanced Liver Disease”, which has been accepted for publication and popsted on line by The Lancet.

Our Library of Episodes

In the rapidly evolving landscape of fatty liver disease, Surfing The MASH Tsunami Podcast emerges as a vital platform uniting the brightest minds and boldest voices shaping the future of patient care. Each week, drug developers, investors, researchers, and corporate leaders converge to tackle the most pressing challenges in diagnosing, treating, and developing therapies for Metabolic dysfunction-Associated SteatoHepatitis (MASH) and related conditions. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a global think tank driving progress in a field where innovation is urgently needed to combat a silent epidemic affecting millions worldwide.

Global Events & Conferences

From exclusive coverage of flagship events like MASH Tag and the EASL Congress to deep dives into trial data and policy shifts, the podcast serves as a front-row seat to international progress. These episodes don’t just report on conferences—they catalyze action by translating academic findings into actionable strategies, fostering collaboration across borders. Whether it’s dissecting the latest biomarker research or analyzing investment trends, the show ensures stakeholders stay ahead in a competitive, fast-paced industry.

Expert Hosts, Multifaceted Perspectives

Led by hepatology pioneer Dr. Stephen Harrison, whose research has redefined understanding of liver disease, alongside liver wellness advocate Louise Campbell MSc AP., who bridges clinical science with patient-centered care, and Roger Green, M.B.A., a forecasting strategist decoding the complexities of drug commercialization, the podcast offers unparalleled expertise. Together, they dissect breakthroughs, debate regulatory hurdles, and explore the socioeconomic factors influencing patient access to care. Their dynamic discussions blend cutting-edge science, real-world advocacy, and market insights, ensuring listeners gain a 360-degree view of the MASH ecosystem.

Roger Green, M.B.A., Host & Producer

HEP Dynamics LLC, SurfingNASH.com

Owner and Principle of HEP Dynamics, sponsor Surfing the NASH Tsunami, a weekly podcast in which a panel of experts discusses commercial developments and challenges in the global NASH market.

Prof. Dr. Jörn M. Schattenberg

Universitätsmedizin Mainz

Jörn M. Schattenberg, M.D. received his medical degree from the University of Mainz, Germany in 2002 after studying Medicine in Mainz (Germany) and at the Tulane University in New Orleans (US) .

Louise Campbell

Founder and Medical Director, Tawazun Health

Louise has over 35-years experience working in the Healthcare Industry in UK and elsewhere in the world, including Europe, Middle East and Australia.

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Why MASH Matters

With MASH poised to become the leading cause of liver transplantation by 2030, the work of this community isn’t just important—it’s critical. By uniting stakeholders who might otherwise operate in silos, Surfing The MASH Tsunami accelerates the translation of science into life-saving therapies.

It empowers researchers to align with industry realities, guides investors toward impactful opportunities, and amplifies patient voices in corporate boardrooms. In a field where collaboration is key, this podcast isn’t just driving the discussion—it’s shaping the future of liver health, one episode at a time. Learn more about our Sponsorship Options.

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For anyone invested in the fight against fatty liver disease—whether you’re developing a drug, advocating for patients, or strategizing market access—Surfing The MASH Tsunami is your essential weekly resource. Here, knowledge meets action, and every conversation brings us closer to turning the tide on this global health crisis.

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This is truly an excellent podcast. Roger Green is joined by Akero Therapeutics' Kitty Yale, Manal Abdelmalek (Duke University), Naim Alkhouri (Arizona Liver Health) and Stephen Harrison from Pinnacle Clinical Research. They go through the FDA's recent webcast and dissect the meaning and directions laid out. Interesting points around histology remaining the surrogate for the evaluation of NASH and how we need to have a better way of quantifying NASH histology

A podcast for the NASH community! So many relevant topics. There are guest speakers almost every week who contribute a new energy to each episode. Keep up the good work coming!

The host and other speakers are engaging to listen to yet not too serious or noting. I find mysweldf learning without trying. Excellent to have this on while working at home or driving while running errands.

We have sorely needed a podcast that allows clinicians and academics to focus own major issues in NASH and NAFLD. Their recent coverage of ILC was timely and incisive. I find myself discussing the episodes with colleagues and Twitter buddies.

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