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Dysglycemia in young women attenuates the protective effect against fatty liver disease.

Alejandra Pérez-Montes de Oca,María Teresa Julián,Guillem Pera,Llorenç Caballería,Rosa Morillas,Pere Torán,Carmen Expósito,Josep Franch-Nadal,Didac Mauricio,Nuria Alonso

Frontiers in endocrinology（2022）

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While the global prevalence of NAFLD is higher in men than in women across all ages, younger women with dysglycemia have a similar risk of developing NAFLD as men of a similar age. Therefore, the presence of dysglycemia may erase the protective effect of female sex against fatty liver disease.
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NAFLD,dysglycemia,female sex,fibrosis,hyperglycemia,premenopausal woman
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