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Late-Night Eating Linked to Increased Liver Disease Risk
- Eating late at night is linked to a 28% increased risk of liver cirrhosis.
- Late-night eating is associated with a 36% higher risk of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD).
- The study highlights the potential liver health risks of late-night snacking.
- Researchers suggest that timing of meals may impact liver health.
- Further studies are needed to understand the exact mechanisms involved.