Racial and ethnic disparities in the natural history of alcohol-associated liver disease in the United States.
Gustavo AyaresLuis Antonio DiazEduardo Fuentes-LópezFrancisco IdalsoagaThomas Gerard CotterWinston DunnDouglas A SimonettoVijay H ShahPatrick S KamathJeffrey Victor LazarusRamon A BatallerMarco ArreseRobert J WongAshwani K SingalJuan Pablo ArabPublished in: Liver international : official journal of the International Association for the Study of the Liver (2024)
After accounting for key social and biological health determinants, the Hispanic population showed an increased risk of ALD prevalence, even with lower alcohol consumption. Additionally, Hispanic and Asian female patients had reduced access to liver transplantation compared to other enlisted patients.