Fatty liver disease is a common condition that affects one in three people in Australia. In some people, the build-up of fat in the liver leads to inflammation and liver damage which can progress to liver disease and liver cancer. Early detection is the key to preventing these outcomes.
Below is a collection of fatty liver resources available in the Hepatitis SA Library.
See Fatty Liver (or MASLD) 101 for basic information on the fatty liver. Read more about about clinical trials for MASLD treatment here.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and hepatitis C: is there a link?
New York, HealthCentral, 2024.
Having hepatitis C increases the chances of developing fatty liver disease. Discusses the link between the two conditions and stresses the importance of screening and treatment/management.
Liver fat affects the prognosis for chronic hepatitis B
Westend, GL Research Features, 2020.
Fatty liver disease is common, and there is increasing evidence that elements of fatty liver disease can impact on the disease course of chronic hepatitis B. Regular assessments are especially important in patients with metabolic risk factors (e.g. obesity, diabetes) as the risk of severe fatty liver disease will also increase.
Fatty liver
Canberra, Healthdirect Australia, 2026.
Provides information about the condition and its management. Includes links to other credible sources of information and services.
Fatty liver disease
Melbourne, Gastroenterological Society of Australia, 2024.
Provides information about the disease and it’s management. Has detailed dietary advice, including a checklist. Available in Arabic, Chinese (Simp), Chinese (Trad), English, Vietnamese.
Treating MASLD with a healthy diet and physical activity: a guide for adults
London, LiverUK, 2026.
Guide to healthy eating and moderate activity for people who need to manage fatty liver disease.
Fatty liver diet
Melbourne, Liver Foundation, 2026.
Information on managing fatty liver disease through diet with recipes, meal modifications and personal stories. Also includes a 12 week support programme by email.
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Last updated 10 November 2026
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