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Is eating breakfast important for heart health? 
Red meat and colon cancer: The evidence remains weak
Another weak study takes aim at protein
WHO pulls out of EAT-Lancet event after criticism from Italy
The low-fat house of cards
Mainstream food columnist questions dietary guidelines
The search for “evidence-based” guidelines
Eggs are bad – then good – then bad again? What gives?
Inaccurate news stories suggest low carb causes atrial fibrillation
The bitter statin debate
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