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Long-term outcomes of lifestyle interventions to promote weight maintenance — the current first-line management for patients with NAFLD — are often unsatisfactory. DTx can overcome the drawbacks of traditional lifestyle treatments through telecare medical services. At the same time, implementing DTx introduces a different level of self-management motivation for patients, greatly improving the treatment adherence and therapeutic effect among NAFLD patients.

Up to this point, individuals with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and a normal BMI have often been overlooked. It was assumed their normal BMI equated to a lower risk of more serious conditions than those who are overweight or obese. These findings indicate that lean patients with NAFLD are 50% more likely to have a CVA compared with overweight patients, and 10 to 30% more likely to experience CVD.

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