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Late-night eating linked to 30% higher liver disease risk
Original: Eating late at night linked to up to 30% higher risk of liver disease
New research reported by Science Daily suggests that eating late at night is associated with up to a 30% higher risk of developing liver disease. The finding adds to growing evidence that meal timing affects metabolic health, prompting discussion among health experts and the public about how eating habits beyond diet content influence the liver.
Why now: The striking 30% risk figure ties into widespread public interest in how lifestyle timing affects health.
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