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Is late eating the only cause?

No, this study shows a correlation between late-night eating and increased liver disease risk, not necessarily a direct cause. Many factors contribute to liver health, including diet quality, alcohol consumption, genetics, and physical activity. The study highlights one potential risk factor among several.

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Late-night eating increases fatty liver disease risk by up to 30%

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