It is remarkable when a treatment developed for one condition delivers impressive results for an entirely different condition – this sort of discovery is what will always amaze me about the possibilities of medicine. Take the recent GLP-1 studies showing promise in treating liver fibrosis, which are emerging as the search for more innovative and effective ways to tackle this condition are urgently needed. According to a study into the global burden of liver disease, liver fibrosis is responsible for approximately one in every 25 deaths worldwide. However, with breakthroughs in science and innovation comes an even greater responsibility to ensure they reach the people who need them. As such, increasing the use of advanced diagnostics – and in this instance identifying and measuring the severity of liver fibrosis – is critical. If we can quickly and accurately assess the severity of the disease, we can intervene, match treatments to patient needs, and ultimately achieve better outcomes. I am excited by the advancements being made in the treatment of liver fibrosis, and the hope that the progress can offer to patients and clinicians alike. To continue this progress, it is important that we bring the possibilities of diagnostics and treatments together. We must consider how we strengthen partnerships and better collaborate to accelerate care and treatment for people living with this condition. #ValueofDiagnostics
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