Parental non‐alcoholic fatty liver disease increases risk of non‐alcoholic fatty liver disease in offspring
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Authors
ML
Michelle T. Long
EG
Ellen B. Gurary
JM
Joseph M. Massaro
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Individuals with a parental history of HS are at increased risk for HS. Specifically, a parental history of HS may be an important factor among those that are otherwise metabolically healthy.
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