India, Aug. 13 -- Gastroenterologist Dr Joseph Salhab took to Instagram on August 13 to highlight a concerning trend of increasing liver failure diagnoses in individuals between ages 25 and 35, a demographic typically not associated with such advanced liver disease. He urged proactive liver health management, including limiting toxin intake and regular check-ups, to prevent the progression of liver damage. Also read | Harvard and Stanford trained gastroenterologist reveals '3 worst beverages that can turn fatty liver into cirrhosis'

According to Dr Salhab, this shift is primarily attributed to alcohol consumption, which can lead to irreversible cirrhosis often requiring a liver transplant, a procedure complicated by the scarcity of donor...