Sleep research warns of a health problem! Night owls have a 16% higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
睡眠研究健康警訊! 夜貓族心血管疾病風險高16%|方念華|FOCUS全球新聞20260129 @tvbsfocus
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You can lose 70-80% of liver function without having any symptoms. By the time fatigue, abdominal discomfort, or jaundice appear, the disease may already be in a more serious stage.
Several factors are driving this surge in MAFLD. “The most significant are obesity, sedentary habits, and diets high in sugar, refined carbohydrates, and processed foods. Genetic risk factors also play a role.”
Because MAFLD does not usually result in symptoms, most times, the only way to know is through screening. Patients can go for a simple blood test and an ultrasound.
More advanced tests such as a transient elastography can assess liver stiffness and fat levels more accurately, helping determine whether inflammation or fibrosis has already begun.
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