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Eating before bed increases risk of fatty liver disease
Late-night snacking may boost your odds of developing fatty liver disease, a new health alert from The Independent.
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Late-night snacking may boost your odds of developing fatty liver disease, a new health alert from The Independent.
Late‑night snacking linked to a 30 percent rise in fatty liver disease and cirrhosis, prompting health outlets to warn of rising liver risks.