CAMBRIDGE, MA — Some 60% of liver cancer cases could be prevented by losing weight, cutting down on alcohol, and getting a ...

Sixty percent of liver cancers are preventable by controlling risk factors including hepatitis B and C, alcohol consumption, ...

The majority of liver cancer cases could be prevented by reducing levels of viral hepatitis, alcohol consumption and MASLD (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease – previously called ...

A new analysis of nationally representative surveys from 56 mostly low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) showed that ...

Imagine a future where the global incident cases of liver cancer almost doubles, rising from 870 000 cases in 2022 to over 1·5 million in 2050. This scenario, and all the attendant harms to health and ...

A comprehensive report by The Lancet Commission highlights that over 60% of liver cancer cases worldwide can be prevented by ...

Six of every 10 liver cancers diagnosed globally are preventable through reduction of risk factors, a “conservative calculation” of cases projected until 2050 has concluded.1 The Lancet commission on ...

More than 500,000 annual liver cancer diagnoses could be prevented with global interventions aimed at reducing viral hepatitis B and C, alcohol consumption and a disease strongly associated with ...

At least 60% of liver cancers globally are preventable through risk-factor reduction, including obesity-linked metabolic ...

Prevent liver cancer by addressing risk factors like hepatitis, alcohol, and obesity, as suggested by The Lancet Commission ...

The majority of liver cancer cases could be prevented by reducing levels of viral hepatitis, alcohol consumption and MASLD ...

More than three of every five liver cancer cases in the world can be prevented by addressing risk factors, such as hepatitis, ...