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Late night food is associated with a higher risk of liver disease
Late dinner has been associated with body weight gain for a long time, and new research indicates that it can affect liver health too.
Reported by Slovenske Novice
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Slovenske NoviceLate night food is associated with a higher risk of liver diseaseSlovenske NoviceLate night food is associated with a higher risk of liver disease8 recorded states
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