Fatty liver Disease in Australian Women

Dr Linda Calabresi

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Dr Linda Calabresi

GP; Medical Editor, Healthed

Dr Linda Calabresi

 

This week’s experts:
A/Prof Simone Strasser, Hepatologist; Royal Prince Alfred Hospital; President of the Gastroenterological Society of Australia

Drawn from Dr Terri Foran’s interview with A/Prof Simone Strasser on the Healthed Podcast, ‘Women’s and Children’s Health Update’

– In Australia the overall prevalence of liver disease is increasing. By 2030, it is estimated that eight million people in Australia will be living with chronic liver disease
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