Estudio vincula comer de noche con mayor riesgo hepático

Estudio vincula comer de noche con mayor riesgo hepático

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Investigadores de la Universidad de Oregon Health and Science University informaron que un amplio estudio observacional de casi 200 000 adultos en EE.  UU. encontró que las personas que comen después de la cena tienen entre un 20 % y un 30 % más de probabilidades de desarrollar enfermedades hepáticas, y los expertos aconsejaron limitar la ingesta de alimentos antes de acostarse. Coberturas anteriores del mismo estudio señalaron aumentos de riesgo similares.

ScienceAlert señaló un 28 % de mayor riesgo de cirrosis y un 36 % de mayor riesgo de enfermedad hepática grasa asociada a disfunción metabólica en quienes comen de noche, mientras que The Independent informó un incremento del 20-30 % en el riesgo de cirrosis y enfermedad hepática grasa. Un informe previo de AOL. com también señaló un aumento del 20-30 % en los casos de enfermedad hepática grasa y cirrosis.

Actores

Dr. Robert Wilechansky Dr. Andrew McHill Oregon Health and Science University Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Ubicaciones

United States Portland, Oregon, United States

Artículos

19 de octubre de 2026
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This Common Snacking Habit Could Increase Your Chance of Liver Disease by 30%, Study Finds
This Common Snacking Habit Could Increase Your Chance of Liver Disease by 30%, Study Finds

AOL.com • 19 de oct 16:30

A large observational study reports that people who eat after dinner have a 20%-30% higher chance of developing liver disease, prompting experts to advise limiting food intake before bedtime.

Credibilidad 68% Manip. 12% Centro
Late-night snacking raises risk of a serious disease by 20% to 30%
Late-night snacking raises risk of a serious disease by 20% to 30%

New York Post • 19 de oct 14:36

A study of nearly 200,000 adults over an average 16-year follow-up found that eating after dinner or before bedtime raises the risk of metabolic liver disease and cirrhosis by 20% to 30%.

Credibilidad 57% Manip. 27% Centro
15 de octubre de 2026
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One Common Eating Habit Is Linked to Higher Risk of 2 Liver Diseases
One Common Eating Habit Is Linked to Higher Risk of 2 Liver Diseases

ScienceAlert • 15 de oct 22:00

A long-term study of nearly 200,000 adults found that eating after bedtime is associated with a 28% higher risk of cirrhosis and a 36% higher risk of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease.

Credibilidad 78% Manip. 8% Centro
11 de octubre de 2026
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Scientists Link Higher Liver Disease Risk to One Common Late
Scientists Link Higher Liver Disease Risk to One Common Late

AOL.com • 11 de oct 01:06

A study of nearly 200,000 adults found that eating after dinner or near bedtime was associated with a 20-30% increase in rates of fatty liver disease and cirrhosis.

Credibilidad 72% Manip. 8% Centro
10 de octubre de 2026
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Late-night snacking carries a serious health risk, new study finds
Late-night snacking carries a serious health risk, new study finds

The Independent • 10 de oct 13:18

A study of nearly 200,000 U.S. adults shows that eating after dinner raises the risk of cirrhosis and fatty liver disease by 20-30 percent.

Credibilidad 72% Manip. 7% Centro
9 de octubre de 2026
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Late-night snack significantly increases liver disease risk, scientists warn
Late-night snack significantly increases liver disease risk, scientists warn

The Independent • 9 de oct 15:00

Research involving about 200,000 participants shows that eating after dinner or before sleep raises the likelihood of fatty liver disease and cirrhosis by 20-30 percent.

Credibilidad 72% Manip. 7% Centro

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