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H 9 Moderate habitual egg intake is not associated with increased CVD risk in generally healthy Western adults
H-9 - Moderate habitual egg intake is not associated with increased CVD risk in generally healthy Western adults
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Does moderate egg intake increase CVD risk in the general population?
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Habitual egg intake up to ~1/day carries no material excess CVD risk in general adult populations.
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HC-2
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S-9 - Drouin-Chartier 2020 BMJ - Egg intake not associated with CVD risk in NHS-NHSII-HPFS, updated meta-analysis
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Analysis of HC-2 - Net direction of egg's effect on hard cardiovascular and mortality endpoints
HC-2 - Net direction of egg's effect on hard cardiovascular and mortality endpoints
main report - Is habitual egg consumption net beneficial, harmful, or neutral for human health
S-9 - Drouin-Chartier 2020 BMJ - Egg intake not associated with CVD risk in NHS-NHSII-HPFS, updated meta-analysis