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Abstract
Circadian disruption may affect metabolism and is associated with metabolic dysfunction-related liver disease.
- Circadian disruption could alter sleep, activity, light exposure, hormonal rhythms, and food intake.
- The relationship between circadian disruption and metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) is not well understood.
- Observational studies aim to evaluate the associations between circadian and behavioral timing exposures and MASLD.
- Further investigation is needed to clarify the potential link between circadian factors and liver disease outcomes.
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