
The Liver Keeps the Score: Americans Are Drinking Less, but Alcohol-Associated Liver Disease May Lag
Drinking fell for the first time since COVID-19, but not for adults 50 to 64. Hepatologists explain what clinicians can do to close the gap.

Drinking fell for the first time since COVID-19, but not for adults 50 to 64. Hepatologists explain what clinicians can do to close the gap.

As drinking declines, Stevan Gonzalez, MD, Frances Lee, MD, and Brian Lee, MD, on the lingering burden of alcohol-associated liver disease.

Heavy drinking rose >36% since 2018 among middle-aged adults. A hepatologist on screening, sex-specific thresholds, and pandemic effects.

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