Late-Night Snacking Linked to Higher Risk of Liver Disease

Oct 12, 2026 - 09:00

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Late-Night Snacking Linked to Higher Risk of Liver Disease

Reaching for a snack after dinner or before bed may carry a cost beyond extra calories. Image credit: Jill Wellington.

Researchers from Oregon Health & Science University and Massachusetts General Hospital have found that people who reported eating late at night had a 20 to 30% higher risk of liver disease than those who did not.

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