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ALCOHOL-RELATED LIVER DISEASE
Aleksander Krag, MD, PhD; Fredrik Åberg, MD, PhD; Jessica Mellinger, MD, MSc; Brian P. Lee, MD, MAS; Mads Israelsen, MD, PhD
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ALD is characterized by a spectrum of liver injuries caused by excessive alcohol consumption, ranging from reversible steatosis to cirrhosis. The review highlights the increasing mortality rates associated with ALD and emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and management of related cardiometabolic risk factors. It also discusses lifestyle modifications that can mitigate the risks associated with ALD, including smoking cessation and improved diet quality.
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