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High-Salt Diet May Drive Fatty Liver Disease Differently in Lean People: Duke-NUS Pre-Clinical Study

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Duke-NUS scientists built the first mouse model of lean MASH, showing excess dietary salt triggers liver inflammation through a distinct pathway from obesity-linked disease.
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High-Salt Diet May Drive Fatty Liver Disease Differently in Lean People: Duke-NUS Pre-Clinical Study

Duke-NUS scientists built the first mouse model of lean MASH, showing excess dietary salt triggers liver inflammation through a distinct pathway from obesity-linked disease.

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Scientific Inquirer broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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