NURA was recently featured in Hindustan Times, where Dr. Lubna Chingili, Chief Medical Officer at the Global Innovation Centre, NURA, shared expert insights into the connection between diabetes and liver health. The feature highlighted how persistently high blood sugar and insulin resistance can increase the risk of fatty liver disease, also known as metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD).
Dr. Lubna explained that fatty liver disease can develop silently, with many people experiencing few or no noticeable symptoms during its early stages. When symptoms do occur, they may include persistent fatigue, mild discomfort in the upper-right abdomen, bloating, or unexplained changes in blood sugar control.
The article also highlighted the importance of routine health screening, particularly for people living with diabetes.
To learn more about the relationship between diabetes and liver health, including Dr. Lubna Chingili’s expert insights on early signs, prevention, and regular health screening, read the full feature published by Hindustan Times.
Read the full article:
Can diabetes damage your liver? Doctor flags early signs and prevention tips
