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If a recent blood test shows elevated bilirubin levels, there’s a chance you could have a common and generally harmless genetic condition known as Gilbert Syndrome, which is pronounced “Jill-bear,” ...

Gilbert syndrome is a genetic condition where a person has high levels of bilirubin pigment as the liver cannot process it properly. A healthy diet and avoiding alcohol may help manage the condition.

The newest season of ABC's “The Bachelor” stars Joey Graziadei. Joey Graziadei finally put an end to the mystery that left many fans puzzled as to why his eyes are yellow. "The Bachelor" Season 28 ...

Un événement inhabituel s'est produit mercredi 10 décembre au Sénat, lorsque le vice-président Pierre Ouzoulias (PCF) a été pris de vomissements en pleine séance alors qu'il s'exprimait à la tribune.

Le syndrome de Gilbert touche environ 5 à 10 % de la population mondiale, avec une prévalence plus élevée chez les hommes. Cette affection hépatique se caractérise par un problème dans le traitement ...

The liver is essentially like a factory in the body. It carries out many vital functions of metabolism and synthesis of vital enzymes that are necessary for normal life. The liver continues to ...

Gilbert’s syndrome is caused by lack or deficiency of an enzyme uridine-diphosphate glucuronosyltransferase or UGT. This enzyme is responsible for converting fat soluble free or unconjugated bilirubin ...

After receiving comments and questions about his "yellow eyes," "Bachelor" star Joey Graziadei took to social media Thursday to reveal he has Gilbert syndrome, a liver condition that can affect the ...

Joey Graziadei finally put an end to the mystery that left many fans puzzled as to why his eyes are yellow. "The Bachelor" Season 28 star revealed that he has Gilbert syndrome, a harmless liver ...

Un événement inhabituel s'est produit mercredi 10 décembre au Sénat, lorsque le vice-président Pierre Ouzoulias (PCF) a été pris de vomissements en pleine séance alors qu'il s'exprimait à la tribune.