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Death risk from liver disease twice as high in lower-income countries: Lancet study

The risk of death for hospitalised liver disease patients is more than twice as high in lower- or lower-middle income countries compared to high-income nations, according to a study that analysed data from 25 countries, including India.

New delhiAshokk choudhuryJasmohan bajajBiliary sciencesInstitute for liverVirginia commonwealth university school of medicineLancet gastroenterologyVirginia commonwealth university school

Study sheds light on global disparities in mortality rates from liver disease

New research is shedding light on global disparities in mortality rates from late-stage liver disease, also called cirrhosis.

Megan craigAshokk choudhuryJasmohan bajajBiliary sciencesInstitute for liverRichmond veterans affairs medical centerUs department of veterans affairsNational institutes of healthSchool of medicine department internalLancet gastroenterologyInternal medicineRichmond veterans affairs medicalChronic liverEvolution and registryNational institutesLiver disease

Death Risk From Liver Disease More Than Twice In Lower-Income Countries: Lancet Study

The study reveals that the higher risk in lower income countries is largely due to limited access to diagnostic and therapeutic resources.

New delhiJasmohan bajajAshokk choudhuryInstitute for liverBiliary sciencesVirginia commonwealth university school of medicineLancet gastroenterologyVirginia commonwealth university schoolLiver diseaseLiver functionEath from liver failureYmptoms of liver disease

Research: Risk of death from liver disease is twice as high in lower-income countries

New research led by a Virginia doctor and VCU professor is shedding light on global disparities in mortality rates from late-stage liver disease.

United statesVirginia commonwealth universityJasmohan bajajAshokk choudhuryBiliary sciencesInstitute for liverRichmond veterans affairs medical centerLancet gastroenterologyVirginia commonwealth university schoolInternal medicineRichmond veterans affairs medicalChronic liverEvolution and registry

In Odisha, regular cyclones push people to turn towards renewable energy

Lack of consumer awareness, timely approval of net metering applications and tax increase hinder further growth of solar in Odisha

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