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This research aims to understand the trends and risk factors associated with early-onset liver cancer globally.

March 7, 2026Open Access

Epidemiological trends and risk attribution of early-onset liver cancer: insights from the Global Burden of Disease study 2021

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This research aims to understand the trends and risk factors associated with early-onset liver cancer globally.
Analyzed data from the Global Burden of Disease study 2021
Assessed the impact of socio-economic status on liver cancer incidence
Examined the role of NASH-related factors in liver cancer development
Less developed countries exhibit a higher incidence of early-onset liver cancer
NASH-related liver cancer cases are increasing, particularly in high-income regions
Effective weight control measures may significantly reduce the risk of liver cancer

Resumen

Less developed countries bear a heavy burden of early-onset liver cancer, necessitating more effective interventions. Meanwhile, the escalating NASH-related early-onset liver cancer burden highlights the preventive potential of weight control, especially in high-income regions where a high body-mass index predominates.

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Xiaofei Fan

Xin Huang

Qianqian Wu

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European journal of medical research

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Shandong University

Shandong First Medical University

Shandong Provincial Hospital

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