Fatty liver disease is a growing health crisis due to obesity and poor lifestyles. Many individuals are unaware until imaging reveals the issue. A recent screening showed 65% had fatty liver, with normal enzyme levels in many. Teenagers are also affected. Untreated, it can lead to severe liver damage. Early screening and lifestyle changes are crucial for prevention.
RSS News
Economic times
0 thoughts on “Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: An acute menace and a silent killer”
Leave a Reply
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
RECENT NEWS
- Shah Rukh Khan Vs Salman Khan: One King, the other Sultan, both superstars, know who is more rich between Salman and Shah Rukh
- 'Reason he can't stand up to Trump is ...': Rahul's fresh charge at PM; claims 'Modi's hands are tied'
- Parliament logjam over SIR: Congress says discussion on 'votebandi' non-negotiable; asks why ignore Dhankar's 2023 ruling?
- Why is India buying so much war equipment worth Rs 67,000 crore? Missiles, aircraft, drones, and more
- 'Will call PM Modi': Brazil's Lula snubs Trump amid tariff row; rejects offer to reach out
