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A recent article about us in Real World Health Care

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The Fatty Liver Foundation advocates for early screening. Our plan is to deliver liver care screening for the estimated 40 million co-morbid diabetes/NAFLD/NASH patients. This patient group is our initial target for screening because up to 70 percent of type 2 diabetics have undiagnosed liver disease. The project’s long-term goal is to have 400 testing locations seeing one million patients a year.

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