Risk for development of severe liver disease in lean patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease: A long‐term follow‐up study

Overview of attention for article published in HEPATOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS, January 2018

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RT @GSzaboMD: One of the most cited articles from #HepatologyCommunications is "Risk for development of severe liver disease in lean patien…

RT @GSzaboMD: One of the most cited articles from #HepatologyCommunications is "Risk for development of severe liver disease in lean patien…

RT @GSzaboMD: One of the most cited articles from #HepatologyCommunications is "Risk for development of severe liver disease in lean patien…

RT @GSzaboMD: One of the most cited articles from #HepatologyCommunications is "Risk for development of severe liver disease in lean patien…

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