2024
DOI: 10.1111/liv.15933
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Changing landscape of alcohol‐associated liver disease in younger individuals, women, and ethnic minorities

Juan P Arab,
Winston Dunn,
Gene Im
et al.

Abstract: Alcohol use is the most important determinant of the development of alcohol‐associated liver disease (ALD) and of predicting long‐term outcomes in those with established liver disease. Worldwide, the amount, type, and pattern of use of alcohol vary. Alcohol use and consequent liver disease have been increasing in certain ethnic groups especially Hispanics and Native Americans, likely due to variations in genetics, cultural background, socio‐economic status, and access to health care. Furthermore, the magnitude… Show more

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