APCMS 09 - Presentation by Professor Jacob George

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APCMS 09 - Presentation by Professor Jacob George

Professor Jacob George’s presentation for the 2009 APCMS conference entitled, “The Liver and The Metabolic Syndrome,” highlights one of the more recently linked co-morbidities associated with the metabolic syndrome. Here he discusses why the liver develops fat and why the organ becomes damaged in the presence of a fatty environment. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

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