Fatty Liver

Fatty liver, also known as fatty liver disease (FLD), is a reversible condition where large vacuoles of triglyceride fat accumulate in liver cells via the process of steatosis (i.e. abnormal retention of lipids within a cell).
What is Fatty Liver?

Fatty liver is a very common disorder and up to 20 percent of adults and approximately 5 percent of children are affected.

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Latest Fatty Liver News and Research

Uncovering the hidden metabolic effects of soybean oil

Uncovering the hidden metabolic effects of soybean oil

Combined healthy eating and exercise linked to greater reductions in visceral fat

Combined healthy eating and exercise linked to greater reductions in visceral fat

Reduced ketone body metabolism may be key to impaired energy production in type 2 diabetes

Reduced ketone body metabolism may be key to impaired energy production in type 2 diabetes

BMI is failing to detect dangerous obesity as people age

BMI is failing to detect dangerous obesity as people age

Understanding leptin's dual function in MAFLD pathogenesis

Understanding leptin's dual function in MAFLD pathogenesis

Mursla Bio collaborates with a leading global pharma company to advance biomarker-guided precision medicine in MASH

Mursla Bio collaborates with a leading global pharma company to advance biomarker-guided precision medicine in MASH

Exosomes identified as key mediators in obstructive sleep apnea and its comorbidities

Exosomes identified as key mediators in obstructive sleep apnea and its comorbidities

Potential breakthrough in treating acute kidney injury with ceramide-targeting drugs

Potential breakthrough in treating acute kidney injury with ceramide-targeting drugs

Novel triple receptor agonist shows potent efficacy in lowering high triglycerides

Novel triple receptor agonist shows potent efficacy in lowering high triglycerides

Weill Cornell scientists discover early step in fat cell inflammation leading to diabetes

Weill Cornell scientists discover early step in fat cell inflammation leading to diabetes

How artificial light interferes with liver health

How artificial light interferes with liver health

Liver alterations associated with MASLD can directly affect the brain and behavior

Liver alterations associated with MASLD can directly affect the brain and behavior

E2F2 protein identified as potential therapeutic target to prevent metabolic fatty liver disease progression

E2F2 protein identified as potential therapeutic target to prevent metabolic fatty liver disease progression

Scientists question the safety and efficacy of the diet for metabolic health

Scientists question the safety and efficacy of the diet for metabolic health

Study links gut dysbiosis with severe steatosis in MASLD

Study links gut dysbiosis with severe steatosis in MASLD

Athletes may gain health and performance advantages from time-restricted eating

Athletes may gain health and performance advantages from time-restricted eating

Artificially-sweetened and sugary drinks linked to higher risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

Artificially-sweetened and sugary drinks linked to higher risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

Antihypertensive and lipid-lowering drugs show efficacy against steatotic liver disease

Antihypertensive and lipid-lowering drugs show efficacy against steatotic liver disease

New quintuple agonist shows promise for treating obesity and type 2 diabetes

New quintuple agonist shows promise for treating obesity and type 2 diabetes

PANoptosis emerges as a promising strategy against liver cancer

PANoptosis emerges as a promising strategy against liver cancer

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