AGA MASH App vs Moebius Connect

American Gastroenterological Association’s MASH Clinical Care Pathway app is for use in any setting where health care professionals care for patients with MASH / MASLD, including primary care, endocrine, obesity medicine and gastroenterology practices. Developed with support by independent medical education grants from Intercept Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Pfizer Inc., Allergan, and Genfit. For more information visit gastro.org.

Moebius Connect is the official app of the Moebius Syndrome Foundation. It is a helpful space where individuals living with Moebius syndrome, their families, friends, and supporters can learn, connect, and access resources anytime, on the go. Whether you are just beginning a journey with a Moebius syndrome diagnosis or have been part of the Moebius community for years, this app brings together what the Foundation has to offer in one place. WHAT YOU'LL FIND IN THE APP Resources: Access a curated library of helpful information for individuals and families navigating life with Moebius syndrome, including guides, links, and support materials. Science: Stay informed about the latest research and scientific developments related to Moebius syndrome, brought to you by the Foundation. Awareness: Learn about Moebius syndrome awareness efforts and find tools to help educate others in your community. Events: Stay up to date on Foundation events, conferences, and community gatherings, including MSF's annual conference. Fun Zone: A lighthearted space for the community to enjoy. Donate: Support the Moebius Syndrome Foundation's mission of research, education, and community by clicking the Donate feature in the app. Donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the IRS regulations. This app is free, with no sponsors or in-app purchases. This app and other support services are made possible by our donors, and we thank you! ABOUT THE MOEBIUS SYNDROME FOUNDATION The Moebius Syndrome Foundation is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the individuals and families affected by Moebius syndrome, a rare congenital neurological condition. Our mission is to provide information and support to individuals with Moebius syndrome and their families, to promote greater awareness and understanding of Moebius syndrome, and to advocate for scientific research that advances the diagnosis and treatment of Moebius syndrome and its associated conditions. Visit us at moebiussyndrome.org