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Growing number of liver transplant patients linked to obesity and diabetes, instead of hepatitis B

Lifestyle interventions can help before fatty liver disease progresses to liver inflammation or cirrhosis. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Growing number of liver transplant patients linked to obesity and diabetes, instead of hepatitis B

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