Steatosis and steatohepatitis are common in a subgroup of patients with HIV with abnormal liver function tests who do not have diabetes, alcoholic hepatitis, or viral hepatitis.

Researchers at the Yale Liver Center found that patients with COVID-19 presented with abnormal liver tests at much higher rates than suggested by earlier studies.

Steatotic liver disease is highly prevalent among adults having cardiometabolic risk factors, prolonged alcohol intake, or ...

COVID-19 patients who presented with abnormal liver tests, with higher levels of liver enzymes that are proteins released when the liver is damaged, had poor outcomes including ICU admission ...

However, the normal serum alkaline phosphatase and oral cholecystography with elevated serum bilirubin levels and normal liver biopsy serve to distinguish the familial syndrome from the other ...

In new Yale research, the correlation between COVID-19 hospitalization and liver disease was found to be stronger than previously observed.

The factors required in diabetic animals to preserve normal liver histology and freedom from fat have been extensively studied over the past thirty years. Excellent reviews of this subject are ...

In metabolic abnormal fatty liver disease, it has been reported that a decrease in muscle strength or muscle mass increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, but most of them were cross ...