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Webinar | 14.04.2026

Connecting the Dots: From Metabolic Risk to Liver Disease — A Primary Care Approach

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Live Webinar · May 13th · 1–2 pm EST

 

The connection between metabolic risk and liver disease has never been clearer. As rates of obesity, type 2 diabetes and cardiometabolic disorders continue to rise across North America, primary care clinicians are increasingly positioned on the front line of early detection. Yet liver disease often remains silent until it has progressed, leaving a critical gap in routine evaluation.

 

To support clinicians in this evolving landscape, we invite you to join our upcoming webinar:

Clinical Webinar – From Metabolic Risk to Liver Disease—A Primary Care Approach | May 13 2026

 

During this live, practical session, the speakers will explore how metabolic dysfunction drives liver disease progression — and how early recognition within primary care can significantly influence long-term outcomes.

 

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What You Will Learn

  • • Why liver disease matters in primary care
  • Understand the metabolic–hepatic connection and its implications for everyday practice.
  • • How to identify at-risk patients earlier
  • Learn practical cues, clinical indicators, and simple tools to integrate into routine visits.
  • • Strategies for incorporating liver health into preventive care
  • See how a proactive approach can support earlier intervention and better patient outcomes.
  • • Realworld case studies
  • From first presentation to followup, explore practical decision-making in real scenarios.
  • • Live Q&A with the experts
  • Ask your questions directly and gain actionable insights.

 

Who Should Attend?

This session is ideal for:

Primary care physicians

Nurse practitioners

Physician assistants

Clinicians managing patients with metabolic risk factors

 

Register Today – Join us for a focused, clinically relevant discussion designed to help you enhance liver health assessments in primary care.

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