FAF2 gene

Coffee May Help Alcoholics Have a Lower Risk of Liver Cirrhosis

Two Studies identify Coffee & Specific Gene that Can Lower the Risk of Developing Liver Disease

Medicine & Technology Sep 03, 2020

Researchers discovered new ways to reduce the risk of alcohol-induced cirrhosis for those who struggle with alcohol consumption including drinking coffee and the FAF2 Gene. Scientists note the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and other health conditions such as obesity and diabetes to prevent liver disease.

FAF2 gene

Two Studies identify Coffee & Specific Gene that Can Lower the Risk of Developing Liver Disease

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