Fatty Liver Disease Council Members
Born from the urgent need to give patients a voice in liver health, the Fatty Liver Disease Council was established to unite organizations and stakeholders in a shared mission to identify gaps, address critical public health issues, and champion patient-focused solutions. The Fatty Liver Disease Council (formerly the NASH Council), comprising over 96 member organizations – including patient advocacy groups, medical societies, and government agencies – champions fatty liver disease as a prominent public health concern. The Council advocates for patient priorities, amplifying the voice of the liver disease community in key regulatory and legislative realms. The Fatty Liver Disease Council convenes twice per calendar year and may create workgroups to advance and develop specific concepts.
