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Women who Binge Drink at Least Once a Month are at Heightened Risk of Advanced Fibrosis, Study Suggests
Women who consume four or more alcohol drinks on a single occasion once a month or more have increased odds of advanced liver fibrosis, a new study suggests. Steatotic liver disease (SLD)--formerly known as fatty liver disease--includes several liver conditions linked to alcohol consumption and/or metabolic dysfunction. SLD phenotypes are identified based partly on daily or weekly alcohol intake. Although research has linked heavy episodic (binge) drinking to increased risk for certain liver conditions and liver-related death, its role in SLD is undefined. For the study in Alcohol: Clinical & Experimental Research, investigators aimed to determine risk thresholds of binge drinking frequency linked to advanced liver fibrosis, a key predictor of SLD outcomes and mortality, and whether those differ by sex.The researchers drew on the National Health Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), using data from 43,447 nationally representative adult participants over two decades (until 2020). Binge
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- Women who Binge Drink at Least Once a Month are at Heightened Risk of Advanced Fibrosis, Study Suggests
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