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Alcohol Consumption Linked to Increased Risk of Liver Disease Among Obese People, Study Reveals

Medicine & Technology Jun 03, 2021

New research suggests that overweight or obese people who drink more alcohol are at greater risk of developing liver diseases compared to those with a healthy weight who consumed alcohol at the same level.

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Alcohol Consumption Linked to Increased Risk of Liver Disease Among Obese People, Study Reveals

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