Fatty liver disease with a lean BMI may mean higher heart disease risk
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Fatty liver disease with a lean BMI may mean higher risk of heart disease
Almost 1.5 million people in Canada are living with NAFLD, according to the Canadian Liver Foundation , a condition that acts as a sort of umbrella term for various liver conditions that impact people who either don’t drink or drink very little.
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