Friday, October 9
OHSU Study Connects Late Eating With Liver Problems
Researchers found a link between nighttime snacking and more serious liver conditions.
Eating late at night was associated with more cases of liver disease in new research from Oregon Health & Science University. The study also found a connection with cirrhosis, a serious form of liver damage. The findings focus attention on when people eat, not only what they eat, for those concerned about keeping their livers healthy.
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