[HTML][HTML] Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: a massive problem
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beneficial for the liver. This is all that is required for patients with simple steatosis who can
be managed by general or primary care physicians in view of the largely benign prognosis.
In contrast, patients with more advanced NAFLD require long-term follow-up by
hepatologists in light of their increased propensity for disease progression.
be managed by general or primary care physicians in view of the largely benign prognosis.
In contrast, patients with more advanced NAFLD require long-term follow-up by
hepatologists in light of their increased propensity for disease progression.
beneficial for the liver. This is all that is required for patients with simple steatosis who can be managed by general or primary care physicians in view of the largely benign prognosis. In contrast, patients with more advanced NAFLD require long-term follow-up by hepatologists in light of their increased propensity for disease progression.
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