1. Volume 69, Issue 3, Pages 718-735 (September 2018)
Burden of liver disease in Europe: Epidemiology and analysis of risk factors to identify prevention policies 
Laura Pimpin, Helena Cortez-Pinto, Francesco Negro, Emily Corbould, Jeffrey V. Lazarus, Laura Webber, Nick Sheron 
Journal of Hepatology 
Volume 69, Issue 3, Pages (September 2018)
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2. Journal of Hepatology 2018 69, 718-735DOI: (10. 1016/j. jhep. 2018. 05
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3. Fig. 1
Age-standardised prevalence of cirrhosis and other liver diseases by aetiology in 2016 – modelled data.1 Median prevalence for alcohol use: 312 per 100,000; median prevalence for hepatitis B 130 per 100,000; median prevalence for hepatitis C: 212 per 100,000, median prevalence for other causes 116 per 100,000.
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4. Fig. 2
Age-standardised mortality for all liver diseases – in most recent year.5
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5. Fig. 3
Total mortality from cirrhosis (top) and alcohol consumption (bottom) over time, for ages >15 years for countries in different trend groups. (A) Decreasing, (B) increasing, (C) stable-high, (D) stable-low.6
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6. Fig. 4
Death rates, cirrhosis of the liver and alcohol consumption reproduced with permission from Terris (1967).22
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7. Fig. 5
Alcohol consumption and age-standardised mortality from cirrhosis and chronic liver diseases (blue filled) on the left and alcoholic liver disease mortality (blue dashed) (left) and total consumption of alcohol by type of alcohol ages >15 yr (right) in four countries. (A) France, (B) UK, (C) Czech Republic.6
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8. Fig. 6
Trends in liver mortality in Finland following entry of Estonia into the EU, a dramatic increase in liver mortality was stabilised by a strong policy response.
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9. Fig. 7
Time trends in age-standardised mortality from NAFLD/NASH – both genders by region. (A) Northern, (B) Eastern, (C) Southern, (D) Western Europe.5
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10. Fig. 8
Prevalence of obesity (BMI >30 kg/m2) in females and males in the most recent year available. Estimates come from measured BMI, all other data points used self-reported. Note: Uzbekistan estimates come from surveys in separate years and so are presented separately.
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11. Fig. 9
Age-standardised national prevalence of type 2 diabetes in adults (both genders) aged 20–79 years over time by region. (A) Northern, (B) Eastern, (C) Southern, (D) Western Europe. Estimation methodology was revised in
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12. Fig. 10
Map of the age-adjusted prevalence of type 2 diabetes in adults, both genders (2015).13
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