Fatty liver disease: there are actually two forms of the pathology
French researchers have just demonstrated that there is not just one form of steatohepatitis associated with metabolic dysfunction (MASH), formerly ...
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Fatty liver disease: frequent waking up could be a sign
A study reveals that people suffering from fatty liver disease have significant fragmentation of their sleep, due to frequent awakenings ...
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Fatty Liver Disease: This Fruit From The Amazon Rainforest Reduces Liver Fat
Canadian researchers have highlighted the benefits of camu camu, a berry native to the Amazon, on non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. ...
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Spinal muscular atrophy: People with the condition may also suffer from liver damage
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) can trigger fatty liver disease. Explained. THE ESSENTIAL The genetic mutation that causes spinal muscular atrophy ...
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Menopause: Hot flashes may signal heart and metabolic problems
Postmenopausal women with moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms are at higher risk of fatty liver disease. THE ESSENTIAL Among the ...
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Fatty Liver Disease: What If Pomegranate Could Limit the Damage?
Ellagic acid, an antioxidant found in pomegranate, may slow and potentially reverse the pathological manifestations of fatty liver disease. THE ...
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Fatty liver disease: “I have good hope of being completely cured” thanks to diet and sport
Suffering for years from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, Sandra Dupont had to radically change her lifestyle to treat herself. Today ...
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Fatty liver disease: “I was thinking of returning to moderate form and here I am with a brand new liver!”
Mathilde Leconte learned that she was suffering from grade II non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in 2017. This disease would progress ...
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Fatty liver disease: what should you eat to prevent the disease?
Faced with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, one of the levers to regain a healthy liver is diet. Dietitian Angélique Houlbert ...
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Fatty liver disease: lose weight through sport, but how often?
Losing weight is one way to prevent diseases, such as NASH. Sport allows you to achieve this if the physical ...
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Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: the best starchy foods for the liver
To maintain or regain a healthy liver, you must limit your consumption of starchy foods and, above all, choose them ...
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Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: the disease of the century?
Why doctor is launching a week to raise awareness of fatty liver disease which affects nearly one in five French ...
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Fatty liver disease: the 5 major risk factors explained by a gastroenterologist
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease affects nearly 20% of the French population. How can you reduce your risk of developing it? ...
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Fatty liver disease: how is the diagnosis made?
Why doctor continues his series on non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. On the agenda of this article: the diagnosis! We talk ...
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Diet and NASH: 5 false friends of the liver that harm it
Certain foods, perceived as healthy, actually put the liver in difficulty if they are eaten in excess. Dietitian-nutritionist Angélique Houlbert ...
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NASH: towards a new treatment for fatty liver disease
Researchers have taken the first step toward a new treatment for fatty liver disease. THE ESSENTIAL Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease ...
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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: Japanese food limits the risk of liver fibrosis
Japanese researchers have observed that the traditional Japanese diet could limit the risk of liver fibrosis in patients affected by ...
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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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How do fast foods put your liver at risk?
Sometimes it's hard to resist a burger and fries. And yet these foods are far from being good for our ...
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Fatty liver disease: this drink reduces the risk of diabetics
Coffee has many virtues. A study from the University of Coimbra (Portugal) highlights a new benefit: the drink would protect ...
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Eating foods that are too sweet and fatty would cause brain disorders
People with "fatty liver disease", caused by excessive consumption of fat and sugar, are more likely to develop serious neurological ...
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Liver disorders: they would increase the risk of suffering from heart disease
One in four adults has undiagnosed liver disease, putting them at increased risk of cardiovascular disease, according to a recent ...
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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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Fatty liver disease: it considerably increases the risk of having a complicated pregnancy
The existence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (also called NASH or fatty liver disease) in pregnant women significantly increases the ...
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