this Steven Harwell dieslead singer smash mouth, Shocked the show business world. Through social networks, followers of the artist expressed their condolences to his family.
In addition, they remember the group’s greatest successes, which undoubtedly won the public’s affection.
The musician’s death also raised endless questions. His fans have questioned what the cause of Javier’s death is, so here we’ll tell you.
How did the lead singer of Smash Mouth die?
According to the portal TMZSteven Howell faces Fight alcoholism, which can lead to liver failure.
According to the singer’s manager, he was at home surrounded by family and friends as they feared his days were numbered.
What is Liver Failure?
by definition World Health Organization (WHO)Chronic liver failure or cirrhosis is a process characterized by fibrosis and transformation of the normal architecture of the liver into abnormal nodule formation. This disease is caused by various chronic inflammations affecting the liver.
The epidemiology of cirrhosis shows marked differences by sex, race, and geographic region. Alcoholism and chronic hepatitis C virus infection are the leading causes of this chronic liver disease in Western countries.
according to Mexican Mortality Bulletin,Depend on Directorate General of Health Information, Ministry of Health, In 2003, more than 26,000 people in Mexico died of cirrhosis. The sad figure is broken down into more than 6,000 female cases and 20,478 male cases.
For men, cirrhosis is the third leading cause of death after diabetes and myocardial ischemia.
As far as women are concerned, liver cirrhosis ranks eighth among the causes of death, and there are 2,523 cases of hepatocellular carcinoma secondary to liver cirrhosis, which is the third most common malignant tumor in women, second only to cervical cancer and breast cancer.
The main causes of cirrhosis are associated with alcoholism and C and B virus infection. In addition, they are recognized to be associated to a lesser extent with diseases such as autoimmune hepatitis, primary biliary cirrhosis, and possibly metabolic liver disease. It is estimated that there are approximately 100,000 to 200,000 people with cirrhosis in Mexico.