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Dec 29, 2020 30 min

Liver Health

from MediTalk Podcast Hosted by Danae Watkins

Are you over 40? And perhaps like many Australians don’t mind a drink, enjoy a good meal & have put a little weight on over the years. Have you ever wondered how your liver is being affected by how much alcohol you drink, how much fat you eat and how much the extra weight we carry around is taking its toll on our liver? In fact, throughout the world consistent and over consumption of alcohol is now the leading cause of liver disease. Today on MediTalk we are speaking with Professor Luc Delrivière who is a Professor of Surgery at the University of Western Australia & is also the senior surgeon at the Liver Transplant Service at Sir Charles Gardener Hospital in Perth. As well as, is a leading Liver and General Surgeon at St John of God Hospital in Subiaco. Profesor Delrivière helps us to better understand our liver health and he explains some common liver conditions which more and more Australians are suffering from such as; cirrhosis of the liver and fatty liver disease. A big thank you to Profesor Delrivière for sharing his knowledge with us today on Meditalk. To learn more about Profesor Delrivière and SJOG Subiaco visit: www.sjog.org.au and www.livercentrewa.com.au To listen to more episodes of Meditalk please visit: www.meditalk.com.au If you could take a few minutes to share this episode with someone that could benefit from learning about liver health would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking time out of your day to listen and support Meditalk Podcast which is an independent health information resource. If you have any feedback and suggestions to share email Danae at [email protected] Please take care of you and your health. Well wishes and thanks, Danae :-)

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