Precision Pathways in MASLD — From Patient Selection to Outcome Assessment

Join us at the EASL Congress on May 29 from 16:30 to 17:30 for the GRIPonMASH session, and discover how precision approaches are shaping the future of MASLD care.

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Advancing Precision in MASLD Care

Join us at the EASL Congress 2026 for the GRIPonMASH session, Precision Pathways in MASLD — From Patient Selection to Outcome Assessment. This session will focus on one of the key challenges in clinical practice: identifying which patients are most likely to benefit from emerging therapies and how to effectively monitor disease progression and treatment response.

Through expert insights, we will explore strategies for patient stratification, treatment eligibility, and the assessment of fibrosis regression and clinical outcomes. Bringing together leading researchers and clinicians, this session offers a platform for discussion, knowledge exchange, and collaboration to advance precision approaches in MASLD care.

   Session Highlights

  • 16:30 – 16:40    Welcome & Status of the GRIPonMASH Project – Jo Massoels, Prof. Dr. Oscar H. Franco & Prof. Dr. Manuel Castro Cabezas
  • 16:40 – 17:00    Identifying MASLD Patients Eligible for Emerging Therapies: Who Benefits Most from GLP-1 or Resmetirom? – Prof. Dr. Maja Thiele
  • 17:00 – 17:20    Monitoring MASLD in Clinical Practice: Assessing Fibrosis Regression, Progression, and Prognostic Impact – Prof. Dr. Sven Franque
  • 17:20 – 17:30    Closing Remarks & Future Perspectives – Jo Massoels, Prof. Dr. Oscar H. Franco & Prof. Dr. Manuel Castro Cabezas

Venue & Time Information

Fira Gran Via

Date: May 29, 2026

Time: 16:30 to 17:30

Address: Fira Gran Via (North Access), C/Foc 37 – 08038 Barcelona, Spain

Location: Closed Industry Meeting Room, CC7.4/5