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Fatty liver disease is a silently increasing condition, affecting approximately 25% of adults worldwide. It is considered one of the most prevalent chronic diseases due to rising rates of obesity and diabetes. Known as "Metabolic-Associated Liver Disease," it is characterized by an abnormal accumulation of fat in the liver, which may progress to inflammation, fibrosis, and in advanced stages, potentially to cancer or liver failure. It can be treated or reversed if detected early through lifestyle changes and weight reduction, alongside the availability of modern medications. However, prevention through a healthy lifestyle remains the foundation in confronting this silent illness.
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