Why most epidemiological studies involving lifestyle data are wrong

pro or con on the killer cholesterol…

Implausible results from the use of invalid methods.

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Retired Pastor, Conservative Christian counselor, Writer, Conservative Blogger Religion and Politics, live in Louisiana, born in Wyoming, raised in Utah. View all posts by R.S. HELMS

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