Meta-analysis: coffee consumption and NAFLD

This meta-analysis by U. Hayat et al. (University of Kansas School of Medicine, USA) summarizes available literature about the protective impact of coffee consumption on NAFLD and liver fibrosis. This meta-analysis revealed a 23% decreased risk of development of NAFLD among patients who drank coffee regularly...
PUBLISHED IN: Ann Hepatol 2021

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This meta-analysis by U. Hayat et al. (University of Kansas School of Medicine, USA) summarizes available literature about the protective impact of coffee consumption on NAFLD and liver fibrosis.

This meta-analysis revealed a 23% decreased risk of development of NAFLD among patients who drank coffee regularly; this relationship was found to be statistically significant. Furthermore, in patients who had a previous diagnosis of NAFLD, there was a 32% reduced risk in developing fibrosis in patients who drank coffee daily compared to those who did not.

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