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By Dr Jeremy Cobbold
08.10.24
Hepatologist

What is metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease?

Metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) is a newly defined condition that represents a shift in understanding liver disease in relation to metabolic health. It’s a major cause of liver issues globally and is linked to metabolic conditions like obesity, type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance. This new definition aims to be more inclusive and accurate in capturing a wider range of patients affected by liver disease associated with metabolic dysfunction.

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By Dr Jeremy Cobbold
17.12.20
Hepatologist

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease: give your liver a gift this Christmas

It's been a tough year for everyone, and while the urge to overindulge in mince pies and Christmas pudding this year might be much harder to resist, Dr Jeremy Cobbold - a consultant hepatologist and gastroenterologist - reminds us of how we can continue to enjoy our festive treats without going down the road to an unhealthy liver.

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By Dr Jeremy Cobbold
15.09.20
Hepatologist

Alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD): How many units are in your drink?

Do you know how many alcohol units are in your glass? Alcohol is a normal and pleasurable part of social occasions, but still, we should all try to consume it in moderation. Dr Jeremy Cobbold, a hepatologist and gastroenterologist, tells you how much alcohol is bad for you, clarifies how many alcohol units are in your drinks, addresses binge drinking and provides you with tips to lower your intake.

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By Dr Jeremy Cobbold
25.01.19
Hepatologist

Beyond Dry January: How to look after your liver

With alcoholic liver disease reported to be on the rise, many of us want to know: how do you actually look after your liver? How much can you safely drink? Are some types of alcohol better than others? And does Dry January actually work? We put these questions to consultant liver specialist Dr Jeremy Cobbold, who gave us some surprising answers:

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