NASH radio tour results, part of our efforts to educate people about this disease so that it isn't such a silent unknown killer.

[nash2]

Early audience results are in from the 17 station interview tour we did a couple of weeks ago. I am pleased but surprised that we have had an audience of 13.6 million listeners so far. I think the foundation should seek other opportunities for this kind of outreach.

The radio interviews aired a total of 1,053 times due to some of the nationally syndicated programs, and the total audience reach for all the interviews so far is 13.6MM. We believe this will be extremely valuable in helping to educate more people about NASH.

Two of the internet interviews resulted in nice article write-ups Links to both of these articles below, as well as links to two of the radio interviews.

NASH Radio Media Tour Coverage Excerpts:

Internet Interviews/Articles

•Farmington Patch (7/20/18), Technology + Liver Disease: A Five Minute Scan, by Deb Nicholson

patch.com/michigan/farmingt...

•MichiganMomLiving.com (7/20/18), What You Need To Know About Your Liver & Liver Disease {Interview}, by Cynthia Tait

michiganmomliving.com/2018/...

Listen to the entire interview here:

youtube.com/embed/eDNS1ldyN2k

Radio Interviews

•WFIN-AM (Toledo/Good Mornings show)

firstlinemedia.com/download...

•KFNN-AM (Phoenix/Business for Breakfast show)

firstlinemedia.com/download...

[Cats2018]

Wayne,

Imagine my surprise when I listened to your recent radio interview & also heard Anne Moore of the Institute for Liver Health being interviewed. Anne is Nurse Practitioner where I was diagnosed with NASH. I have monthly check ups & blood tests there for the clinical trial that I’m participating in. Small world!

[nash2 Partner in reply to Cats2018]

Isn't she great!!! That was great fun. It certainly is a small world. Interesting connections all the time. Happy that you are here and dealing with your disease with Ann's team

[Cats2018 in reply to nash2]

Yes, she is! I’m happy I found your site too. It’s so nice to connect with others who are dealing with the same issues and exchanging information. It gives me more hope than I had when initially diagnosed. And I feel fortunate that I have the opportunity to be cared for by Anne & the rest of the team at ILH. They are all great.

[mauschen]

You’re doing a great job taking information to the nation, thank you for your dedication and commitment to raising awareness.

It would be wonderful if other nations would take up the challenge because the predictions of a future crisis in obesity and diabetes go hand in hand with NAFLD however no one seems to be willing to shine a light on liver disease.

[Bbohnie]

Thank you for what you are doing Wayne!