Vitamin B3 suppresses genetic driver of fatty liver disease

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Vitamin B3 shows promise as a safe and cheap treatment for fatty liver disease by suppressing a key genetic driver. Researchers identified microRNA-93 as a driver of fatty liver and found niacin (vitamin B3) effectively suppresses it, potentially offering a new therapeutic approach. The study elucidated the molecular origin of the disease and suggests niacin's repurposing for combination therapies, with findings published in Metabolism: Clinical and Experimental.


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