In obese adults and children, the microbiome plays key role in one of the most common and serious liver diseases – ScienceBlog.com

New clues to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), which affects nearly all obese adults and a rising percentage of obese children, have been reported in a paper published earlier this month in the journal Gut.

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In obese adults and children, the microbiome plays key role in one of the most common and serious liver diseases – ScienceBlog.com

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