Prolonged alcohol use can scar the liver, but treatment and staying alcohol-free may help prevent life-threatening problems.

Learn how nonalcoholic fatty liver disease develops, its warning signs, and the steps to help safeguard the liver.

ALCOHOL-RELATED liver diseases, particularly cirrhosis, have become a major global public health concern, with their impact ...

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Emerging research reveals a surprising link between gum disease and liver conditions like cirrhosis and MASLD.

A Canadian study finds alcohol-associated pancreatitis and liver disease rising sharply among adolescents and young adults, ...

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Discover the most effective strategies to protect your liver from fibrosis, the silent scarring that can lead to serious ...

New research has revealed that removing a protein called gasdermin D can protect the liver from inflammation and scarring in ...

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The persistent higher rate of alcohol deaths in England since the pandemic in 2020 is an “acute crisis” requiring urgent ...