World Hepatitis Day | Don’t take it lightly! More than 300 million people are infected nationwide, and it has nothing to do with being fat or thin!

Today (July 28) is World Hepatitis Day.

At present, fatty liver has become the world's number one liver disease, which can develop into fatty hepatitis, cirrhosis and even liver cancer if not treated with caution. Fatty liver is not exclusive to fat people, but also common in thin people and those who are trying to lose weight.

What is fatty liver disease? How harmful is it?

Why can’t you avoid fatty liver even if you drink less alcohol and eat less meat?

Let’s study together↓↓↓

Source: CCTV News Client

Producer/Li Zhe

Editor-in-Chief/Jiang Anqi and Zhang Yunjing

Planning & Copywriting/Feng Sichao

Hand-painted by Lu Hui and Zhang Jimei

Proofreading/Gao Shaozhuo

Review expert/Liu Ruyu, deputy chief physician of the Second Department of Hepatology, Beijing Ditan Hospital, Capital Medical University

Editor-in-charge: Ai Jiumei