Key result
Fatty Liver Index predicts higher CVD and mortality risk in young adults, especially non-drinkers.
Why the study?
Does the Fatty Liver Index predict Cardiovascular Disease and mortality in young adults across different alcohol consumption levels?
Does the Fatty Liver Index predict Cardiovascular Disease and mortality in young adults across different alcohol consumption levels?
The Fatty Liver Index can serve as a practical tool for predicting cardiovascular risk and mortality in young adults, particularly among non-drinkers.
FLI is a useful and practical indicator for predicting CVD and mortality in young adults, regardless of alcohol intake, with the highest predictive performance in non-drinkers.
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Han et al. (2026) studied this question. The Fatty Liver Index predicts cardiovascular disease and mortality in young adults regardless of alcohol intake, with the highest predictive performance in non-drinkers.
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