Hepatic steatosis: we better understand how sport reduces its severity
A new study shows how moderate exercise helps fight non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, paving the way for the design of ...
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Fatty liver disease: this protein protects patients from NASH
Researchers have highlighted the major role of a protein in the development of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, or fatty liver ...
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Hepatic steatosis: a higher risk of mortality in women
Women with alcohol-related liver disease and fatty liver disease have a higher risk of mortality than men with these same ...
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Low birth weight: increased risk of liver disease
A new study reveals a notable link between babies' birth weight and the occurrence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in ...
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Fatty liver disease: patients more likely to have personality disorders
A study by researchers at the University of Birmingham highlights the association between fatty liver disease and personality disorders, particularly ...
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NASH: a breakthrough in the treatment of fatty liver disease
A recent study has identified a new drug target to prevent and treat fatty liver disease, also known as non-alcoholic ...
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Fatty liver disease promotes the spread of colorectal cancer
The accumulation of fat in liver cells, a phenomenon called hepatic steatosis or fatty liver disease, could promote the spread ...
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Fatty liver disease: 22 minutes of brisk walking a day could prevent it
Adopting this physical exercise would prevent non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, also called "fatty liver disease". THE ESSENTIAL Non-alcoholic fatty liver ...
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Fatty liver: a new avenue to explain the disease
A new cause of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease has been identified, it is cellular wrinkles that alter the activity of ...
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Fatty liver disease: why are men more affected than women?
The FPR2 protein, produced in greater quantities in female mice than in males, would protect them better against non-alcoholic fatty ...
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Irregular periods are associated with a higher risk of fatty liver disease
Women with long or irregular menstrual cycles are more likely to suffer from fatty liver disease, also called "non-alcoholic fatty ...
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Fatty liver disease: intense sport (HIIT) can prevent it
In France, 200,000 people are affected by fatty liver disease, also called "non-alcoholic hepatic steatosis" or "NASH". But good news: ...
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Fatty liver disease: ultrasounds would make it possible to detect it in obese patients
Fatty liver disease is a difficult pathology to diagnose because it is, in general, silent. In one study, Austrian researchers ...
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Fatty liver disease: NASH is transmissible from mother to child
An overweight woman who becomes pregnant is more likely to give birth to a child who will later develop non-alcoholic ...
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Drinking coffee could protect our liver
According to a recent English study, regularly consuming coffee could protect against chronic liver diseases, including fatty liver disease. THE ...
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NASH: “Five years after bariatric surgery, 85% of patients are cured”
On the occasion of a congress on NASH (or fatty liver disease), experts take stock of the various treatments available ...
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The link between “non-alcoholic fatty liver disease” and Alzheimer’s discovered
In people with non-alcoholic hepatic steatosis, the Lipocalin 2 protein could induce neuro-inflammation at the origin of neuro-degenerative diseases, such ...
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Fatty liver disease: the liver of an alcoholic… without drinking a single drop
The intestinal bacterium Klebsiella pneumoniae is one of the causes of "non-alcoholic fatty liver" disease, which affects almost a quarter ...
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Obesity: FGFBP3 protein attacks fat and corrects metabolism
A natural protein, FGFBP3 (BP3 for short), is a regulator of metabolism and could lead to a new treatment for ...
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Hepatic steatosis: the disease affects several organs
Obesity is a risk factor for many diseases, affecting several organs. The researchers identified a chain reaction.A disease progresses, closely ...
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NASH: European researchers discover how to fight “fatty liver” disease
Caused by too much sugar in the liver, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, or NASH, is a disease with few symptoms ...
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Foie gras: an intestinal hormone reduces the risk of progressing to cirrhosis
A study shows that an intestinal hormone could reduce the fat that accumulates in the liver when you gain weight, ...
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NASH: fatty liver syndrome affects 12% of obese people
Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is on the rise in France, prompting hepatologists to sound the alarm bells. Overweight remains the first ...
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NASH: beneficial physical activity after menopause
Regular aerobic activity would improve the cardiovascular health of postmenopausal women with NASH, according to American researchers. More and more ...
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Fatty liver disease: those who cannot take alcohol are at risk
Non-drinkers or occasional drinkers can also be prone to fatty liver disease. People who get drunk quickly are particularly at ...
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Liver damage: coffee could reduce symptoms
At a rate of 6 cups a day, coffee would improve the condition of patients with non-alcoholic steatohepatitis.New asset for ...
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Broccoli on the menu to reduce the risk of liver cancer
A new arrival among the multiple virtues of broccoli: it could protect the liver against cancer, according to American researchers.In ...
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Sedentary lifestyle is harmful to the liver
Sedentary lifestyle and lack of physical activity are associated with an increased risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which can ...
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