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This review examines biliary tract diseases like gallstones and liver toxicity, highlighting the liver

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    • Hepatotoxicity is a major global health issue requiring attention.

    Conclusions:

    • Understanding biliary tract diseases and liver function is crucial for overall health.
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    • Further research into gallbladder microbiota and biliary mucosa barriers may offer new insights.