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The superfoods controversy
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A mounting body of research shows many fats are good friends to our health.
The cardiovascular benefits of popular cholesterol drugs might come at a very viral cost.
New medicines promise to drop patients’ cholesterol levels to unprecedented lows.
A recent study seems to contradict the idea that one of our favorite breakfast foods should be blacklisted.
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