Late-night snack significantly increases disease risk, study warns
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"Late-night snack significantly increases disease risk, study warns" is generating significant coverage in the Health category, with 13 articles from 12 distinct sources tracked by PULSE so far.
Outlets currently covering the story include PhillyVoice, The Times of India, Vietnam.vn and Men's Journal. PULSE measures a story's velocity from how quickly new articles appear and how many independent newsrooms join the coverage.
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Coverage (13)
- Those late-night snacks may be putting your liver health at risk PhillyVoice · 34d ago
- Eating just before bed? Late-night snacking might be raising your risk of fatty liver disease, study warns The Times of India · 34d ago
- Saying 'no' to this habit before bed can reduce the risk of fatty liver disease by 35%. Vietnam.vn · 34d ago
- Scientists Link Higher Liver Disease Risk to One Common Late-Night Habit Men's Journal · 34d ago
- OHSU study finds late-night eating could impact liver health KOIN.com · 34d ago
- The true impact late-night snacking is having on your health The Independent · 34d ago
- Late-night snacking may affect liver health News-Medical · 35d ago
- Late-night eating linked to higher rates of fatty liver disease and cirrhosis Medical Xpress · 35d ago
- Late-Night Eating Linked to Higher Liver Disease Risk, Study Finds Everyday Health · 35d ago
- Common late night habit could raise risk of TWO liver diseases by 30% - the 4-step formula to prevent it The Sun · 35d ago
- Late-Night Snacking May Be Bad For Your Liver U.S. News & World Report · 35d ago
- Eating before bed increases risk of fatty liver disease The Telegraph · 35d ago
- Late-night snack significantly increases disease risk, study warns The Independent · 35d ago
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