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Hepatologists are seeing a growing number of patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in their practices. Finding the most effective ways to treat them has become a focus of the field. A recent study also looked at the link between this and similar conditions and cardiovascular disease.
Hepatologists are seeing a growing number of patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in their practices. Finding the most effective ways to treat them has become a focus of the field. A recent study also looked at the link between this and similar conditions and cardiovascular disease.
Jake Mann, from the University of Cambridge discussed the results of one such study during the 2015 International Liver Congress in Vienna.