Dietary Fats and Cardiovascular Disease: A Presidential Advisory From the American Heart Association
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Michael Miller | E. Rimm | L. Appel | F. Sacks | J. Robinson | N. Stone | A. Lichtenstein | P. Kris-Etherton | M. Creager | Jason H. Y. Wu | J. G. Robinson | L. V. Van Horn | L. Rudel | Michael Miller | Lawrence J. Appel | Jason H. Y. Wu | Eric B. Rimm | Mark A. Creager | Frank M. Sacks | Alice H. Lichtenstein | Jason H.Y. Wu | Penny M. Kris-Etherton | Lawrence L. Rudel | Jennifer G. Robinson | Neil J. Stone | Linda V. Van Horn | Linda V. Van Horn
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