A common chemical used in dry cleaning and for certain consumer products called tetrachloroethylene (PCE) may triple a person's risk for liver fibrosis, a new study reports.

WASHINGTON -- Liver cancer risk after hepatitis C virus (HCV) cure was significantly greater in patients with metabolic ...

Tetrachloroethylene exposure from everyday products increases liver fibrosis odds by 300%. The EPA restricted the chemical ...

Liver disease, a significant health concern, progresses from potentially reversible fibrosis to irreversible cirrhosis. While early fibrosis often sh ...

A chemical found in dry cleaning solutions and common household items triples the risk of severe liver damage, according to ...

Scientists have uncovered a new environmental culprit behind liver disease: tetrachloroethylene (PCE), a chemical used in dry ...

Data from the phase 2 IMPACT study indicate improvements in early and advanced fibrosis according to an AI algorithm.

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A chemical commonly found in consumer products and used in dry cleaning has been shown to triple the risk of liver fibrosis.

HealthDay News — Exposure to the volatile organic compound tetrachloroethylene (PCE) is associated with a higher risk for significant liver fibrosis, according to a study published online October 16 ...

Here, dietitians share the best foods for liver health that are filled with nutrients to keep the organ functioning at its ...