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Liver Disease May Raise Atrial Fibrillation Risk, Study

"These findings suggest that metabolic dysfunction plays a more significant role in AF occurrence than the direct toxic effects of alcohol."

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  1. MASLD increases atrial fibrillation risk.
  2. Study involved 206,455 participants over 9.6 years.
  3. 5,335 new AF cases recorded.
  4. Highest AF incidence in MASLD without alcohol.
  5. Metabolic dysfunction more critical than alcohol consumption for AF risk.
  6. Emphasizes cardiovascular monitoring for MASLD patients.

Source: JAHA

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