• Respondents often reported that nuanced symptoms (fatigue 47%, loss of appetite 42%, nausea 40%) prompted them to seek diagnosis
• Participants reported undergoing a range of tests at the time of initial diagnosis

• NASH was reported to significantly impact patients’ lives in several areas, across all stages of disease

• 99% of respondents reported conducting their own research, but two-thirds of respondents reported being overwhelmed by the amount of available information
• Most respondents reported understanding the disease severity at diagnosis
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• Less than half of all respondents fully understood their diagnosis
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NASH, non-alcoholic steatohepatitis.

• Patients were highly motivated to implement lifestyle changes
• Stage 1 patients were more likely to rate themselves as highly motivated if they knew the risk of developing cirrhosis
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• Patients reported finding lifestyle changes highly challenging, but believed that they are very successful in their implementation
• Patient caregivers were more likely to report that the patients they care for found lifestyle changes challenging than the patients themselves
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