US EditionFatty Diets Reprogram Hepatocytes and Increase Liver Cancer Risk
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A study carried out by MIT concluded that a rich fat diet helps cells survive stressful conditions, but in the long term it makes them more susceptible to cancer.
A team of researchers from MIT and Harvard identified the mechanisms that influence this dynamic
The occasional greasy burger and fries with mayo are fine, but don't make it a habit. New American research shows that a high-fat diet has a disastrous impact on your liver cells. They regress to a state that helps them survive in the short term, but in the long run, brings them dangerously close to […] Want to know more about science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .
A high-fat diet not only impacts body weight or cholesterol levels. New scientific evidence warns that this type of diet can deeply reconfigure liver cells, pushing them toward a state that increases the risk of developing liver cancer over time.The finding provides a more accurate biological explanation of why sustained poor nutrition can have serious and silent consequences.THE MAY INTEREST: What Happens in Your Kidneys When Taking Daily Kefir…
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