The Liver Disease 30% of Us Have and Never Feel | Prof Aleksander Krag
Sep 14, 2026 · 1h 21m
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0:04You've said before that when you think about liver disease, you don't necessarily think about the statistics.
0:10You think about a patient called Henry.
0:14Who is Henry and why is this fictional character important to the way that you think about your work?
0:20Henry is the key for me, the driver for me why I do research, why I love to be a clinician, but also know we know research.
0:29Henry is a patient that made a big impression on me.
0:33Because Henry had what we today call steartartic liver disease.
0:36It's a disease with too much fat in the liver.
0:38He's been living that for a long time.
0:41We've basically missed it.
0:42He's been under our nose all the time.
0:45Then Henry emerges later the healthcare system with advanced stage liver disease.
0:51And sadly, I couldn't save him.
0:53He was too sick or he had a cancer.
0:55He could not have a liver transplant.
0:57But he also have other manifestations of chronic liver disease.
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