Liver cancer alert: High-fat diet can make liver cells cancerous, MIT study finds
A groundbreaking MIT study reveals high-fat diets significantly increase liver cancer risk. Researchers found prolonged exposure forces liver cells to adapt for survival, boosting proliferation and resistance to cell death, but at the cost of normal function. This adaptation, observed in mice, suggests a long-term pathway to tumorigenesis in humans, highlighting the critical impact of diet on liver health.
A groundbreaking MIT study reveals high-fat diets significantly increase liver cancer risk. Researchers found prolonged exposure forces liver cells to adapt for survival, boosting proliferation and resistance to cell death, but at the cost of normal function. This adaptation, observed in mice, suggests a long-term pathway to tumorigenesis in humans, highlighting the critical impact of diet on liver health.
