US EditionBlood test can predict fatty liver disease, researchers say
- Researchers developed a five-protein blood test using samples from over 50,000 UK Biobank participants.
- This development addresses the challenge that fatty liver disease often progresses silently without clear initial symptoms.
- The test identifies five specific proteins acting as potential early warning signals for the condition.
- The five-protein test showed 84% accuracy predicting disease within five years, and Dr. Shiyi Yu stated the "field urgently needs effective biomarkers".
- Early prediction facilitates interventions that can treat or reverse the disease and reduce complication risks.
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Fatty liver disease affects nearly 25% of adults globally and progresses silently, leading to cirrhosis, heart disease, diabetes, and liver cancer Research shows that fatty liver disease significantly increases mortality risk, especially from endocrine disorders and during the first year after diagnosis Cardiovascular disease ranks as a top threat for people with fatty liver disease, with advanced liver fibrosis substantially increasing the risk…
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