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Interview: Quantifying alcohol’s liver risks

April 7, 2026

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Alcohol is well known to be among the biggest causes and contributors to liver disease, but there is still more to be found out. Alcohol Review spoke to Professor Zobair Younossi of Georgetown University, Washington DC about a recent Lancet paper in which he and his co-authors shed more light on the relationship. ■

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