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NUTRITION IN CLINICAL MEDICINE

A Method for Planning Diets to Lower Serum Cholesterol

Patricia A. StefanikHarvard University School of Public Health, Boston
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Martha F. TrulsonHarvard University School of Public Health, Boston
Pages 533-538 | Published online: 06 Jul 2016

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Robert B. Mcgandy. (1963) Is Coronary Heart Disease Preventable?. Postgraduate Medicine 33:5, pages 520-523.
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Louis C. Fillios. (1959) Therapeutic Approaches Toward Control of Hypercholesteremia. Postgraduate Medicine 26:5, pages 673-680.
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Martin L. Singewald. (1960) Atherosclerosis—What diet?. American Heart Journal 60:6, pages 997-998.
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Dorothy M. Rathmann. (1960) Dietary fat and heart disease. Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society 37:11, pages 601-607.
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