Most people associate cirrhosis of the liver with heavy alcohol use. But nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, which also leads to cirrhosis, is growing rapidly, and may affect a quarter of the population. Experts discuss this silent disease and what people can do to prevent and treat it.
Guest Information:
- Dr. Michael Porayko, Professor of Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
- Donna Cryer, founder and CEO, Global Liver Institute and liver transplant recipient
- Wayne Eskridge, founder and CEO, Fatty Liver Foundation
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