February 5th, 2013
Back To The Future: Resurrected Data From 1960s Trial Might Impact Contemporary Dietary Fat Debate
Larry Husten, PHD
In an exceedingly strange turn of events, data from a clinical trial dating from the 1960s, long thought to be lost, has now been resurrected and may contribute important new information to the very contemporary controversy over recommendations about dietary fat composition. The American Heart Association has long urged people to increase their consumption of polyunsaturated […]
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