
Shadab Siddiqui
Mohammad (Shadab) Siddiqui, MD, transplant hepatologist and Professor of Medicine at the University of Virginia, specializing in MASLD/MASH and liver transplantation.
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Sep 14, 2026
Unpacking Metabolic Conditions: An Interdisciplinary Conversation
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Shadab SiddiquiGUEST
One is to recognize metabolic diseases as a multi-system condition involving coordinated dysfunction across liver, heart, skeletal muscle, pancreas, adipose tissue, and kidney.

Shadab SiddiquiGUEST
Second, to apply risk-based screening strategies for metabolic diseases using pragmatic tools.

Shadab SiddiquiGUEST
Third, demonstrate how to use non-invasive fibrosis tools and emerging technologies to stratify patients and determine referrals.

Shadab SiddiquiGUEST
And then finally review newly approved pharmacotherapies for MAZELD and MASH, focusing on the multi-system impact of these medications.

Shadab SiddiquiGUEST
And I want to start by just laying the foundation for what we're going to discuss, which is these are complicated patients and these are complicated conditions.
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5:27Anissia RedekerHOST
Dr. Siddiqui, what do you think is the best way to approach these patients and what does timing look like from your perspective?