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In the final instalment of the Cholesterol Con series, Noakes concludes the account of the greatest scam in the history of modern medicine.

Perhaps the most shocking article in the Cholesterol Con series, Part Twelve details the depths of institutional collusion and corruption.

Noakes continues with Keys' cholesterol con kicking off with the Report of the Inter-Society Commission for Heart Disease Resources in 1970.

Noakes continues the story of Keys' cholesterol con starting with the reporting of the first findings in the Framingham Heart Study in 1957.

Prof Tim Noakes focuses on the Framingham Heart Study (FHS) and elaborates on how Keys was able to “sell” unproven hypotheses regarding CHD.

Heart attacks, strokes and other consequences of cardiovascular disease are particularly dangerous for people who face inequity

Heart attacks, strokes and other consequences of cardiovascular disease are particularly dangerous for people who face inequity

(PNA photo by Avito Dalan) MANILA - Women who undergo premature or early menopause have increased risk of non-fatal cardiovascular disease that happens before age 60, a health expert said Wednesday. In a virtual Kapihan forum, Philippine Heart Association Council member Dr. Cynthia De Lara said premature menopause leads to decrease in estrogen, the hormone controlling cholesterol levels in women. De Lara cited the Framingham Study in 1976 which showed that cardiovascular disease -- a disease of ...

Loneliness may be a potential modifiable risk factor for dementia in middle-aged adults and those apolipoprotein E4 allele negative.

Loneliness may be a potential modifiable risk factor for dementia in middle-aged adults and those apolipoprotein E4 allele negative.