When fat reaches the pancreas: Here’s what happens next
Fatty Pancreas Disorder (FPD) has been officially recognized as a distinct disease, highlighting the health risks associated with fat accumulation in the pancreas. Experts warn that this condition can damage insulin-producing cells, increasing the likelihood of type 2 diabetes, pancreatitis, and pancreatic cancer. The Melbourne Consensus report emphasizes that both obese and lean individuals can develop FPD, underscoring the need for awareness and treatment to mitigate serious health consequences.