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Moore, F.E.8
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In ‘Cholesterol, “Giant Molecules”, and Atherosclerosis’, JAMA, Vol. 147 (15 December 1951), 1514–19, Keys re-analyzed the results of a study which claimed that fat transport molecules (giant molecules, later known as lipoproteins) were better correlated with heart disease than cholesterol, to show that cholesterol was better correlated.
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Enter-line, P.E.3
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This may keep the research dollars rolling in, but it deflects from the real problem, loath as we are to admit it. It is no fun to tell an eager Congressional committee how much we don't know and even less rewarding to give a panting reporter the reasons why the role that cholesterol plays is unclear’. See also I.H. Page, ‘Another Crusade!’, Science, Vol. 176 (2 June 1972), 967.
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