Waist-to-height ratio estimated fat mass detected the risk of fatty liver disease and liver cirrhosis better than BMI-obesity. (IMAGE)

University of Eastern Finland

Waist-to-height ratio estimated fat mass detected the risk of fatty liver disease and liver cirrhosis better than BMI-obesity.

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In 6464 multiethnic youths and adults drawn from the United States’ National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 2021 – 2023 cycle, waist-to-height ratio estimated fat mass detected the risk of fatty liver disease and liver cirrhosis better than BMI-obesity. Image by Andrew Agbaje.

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