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** Particularly [[Hepatitis B|hepatitis B]] or [[Hepatitis C|C]]. [[Hepatitis C]] is more common in alcoholics, and may be more virulent in this population, associated with even greater risk of hepatoma. | ** Particularly [[Hepatitis B|hepatitis B]] or [[Hepatitis C|C]]. [[Hepatitis C]] is more common in alcoholics, and may be more virulent in this population, associated with even greater risk of hepatoma. | ||
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Overview
Risk Factors
- Malnutrition
- Obesity
- Hepatotoxins
- Coexistant liver disease
- Particularly hepatitis B or C. Hepatitis C is more common in alcoholics, and may be more virulent in this population, associated with even greater risk of hepatoma.