India, Aug. 7 -- The body's systems are closely interconnected. So a condition primarily associated with one organ can also affect others. Diabetes is commonly linked to the pancreas and blood sugar regulation, but its effects can go much beyond, affecting other organs, including the liver. Let's hear from an expert about this connection.ALSO READ: Men over 40, don't skip these health tests: Doctor shares 5 risks to screen for, from blood sugar to fatty liver

Dr Lubna Chingili, chief medical officer at the Global Innovation Centre, NURA, confirmed that high blood sugar can also affect the liver, increasing the chances of developing fatty liver disease. She explained, "Type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance cause excess glucose to be conv...