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Fatty liver disease is becoming increasingly common globally, with some estimates suggesting it affects up to a quarter of the world's population. In the UK, it's thought that around one in three people could have early-stage fatty liver disease, often without knowing it. The study highlights how lifestyle factors, like late-night eating, contribute to this growing health concern.
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