S2 E16.1 -- How Cost-Effectiveness Research On Widespread NIT Screening In The U.S. Has Evolved

Send us Fan MailMazen Noureddin describes how he became engaged in studying the cost-effectiveness of widespread NASH screening for diabetics in the US, and what he has found, while the Surfers comment on the value of this pivotal work. After Mazen discusses how he became engaged in studying cost effectiveness in screening diabetes patients for  NASH, he offers a 30,000-foot view of his findings and shares thoughts on what he plans to study next. Stephen Harrison and Louise Campbell comment on the exceptional value of his work, after which Roger Green joins Louise in asking how COVID-19 might shape future cost effectiveness estimates. This ground-breaking work has the potential to expand and redefine the role of population testing in the coming Fatty Liver pandemic.