Summary
A groundbreaking study reveals how chronic alcohol consumption impairs intestinal protein mAChR4, disrupting gut barriers and allowing harmful bacteria to migrate to the liver, exacerbating inflammation in alcohol-associated liver disease (ALD). This gut-liver axis offers new targets for therapies, potentially reducing ALDs massive health and economic burdens.
Source: Webpronews
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