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Late-night snacking is linked to a higher risk of liver disease.
7 reports · 12 Oct
Summary · from headlines2 points
- Saying no to a before-bed habit can reduce fatty liver disease risk by 35%.
- An international multicenter study assessed MASLD prevalence among children and adolescents using VCTE.
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Your Liver Keeps Its Own Schedule—And Late-Night Eating Throws It Off
ProHealth.com12 Oct · 22:44Saying 'no' to this habit before bed can reduce the risk of fatty liver disease by 35%.
Vietnam.vn12 Oct · 22:44Late-Night Snacking Linked to Higher Risk of Liver Disease
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Baishideng Publishing Group12 Oct · 20:04Timeline 7 reports
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