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Predicting the Progression Risk of Metabolic Syndrome-Related Fatty Liver Disease Through Blood Sampling: Focusing on C7! Shinshu University's Study on MASLD Progression Risk Based on Complement C7 in the Blood.

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A research group from the Department of Internal Medicine II at Shinshu University School of Medicine has reported that blood complement C7 levels are associated with the progression of liver fibrosis and the risk of future liver-related events in patients with metabolic syndrome-induced fatty liver disease (MASLD). Further verification is needed before this can be used in clinical practice.
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A research group from the Department of Internal Medicine II at Shinshu University School of Medicine has reported that blood complement C7 levels are associated with the progression of liver fibrosis and the risk of future liver-related events in patients with metabolic syndrome-induced fatty liver disease (MASLD). Further verification is needed before this can be used in clinical practice.

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Dtimes broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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