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When patients meet criteria for more than one MASH-directed agent class, how do you sequence versus combine therapies in someone with high cardiovascular risk but borderline hepatic severity, and what surrogate-response threshold would make you comfortable escalating to dual therapy?

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Hepatology · Penn State College of Medicine
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In a patient with high cardiovascular (CV) risk and only borderline hepatic severity, I generally prioritize a metabolically effective agent first, such as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1)-based therapy, given the dual CV and hepatic benefit, and reassess liver response before adding liver-directed t...

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