The Causes of Heart Trouble Alluring Assassins and Diet
A medical view labels heart disease as a syndicate of killers led by atherosclerosis. It cites rich diet and soft living as prime suspects, with obesity cholesterol and inactivity linked to higher heart attack risk, urging moderation and more movement to cut danger. The piece notes heredity stress and smoking as additional factors. Dr. Jeremiah Stamler provides risk comparisons based on weight, cholesterol, blood pressure, and activity.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
America
Jeremiah Stamler
Chicago
Board of Health
Charles Glen King
The
Nutrition Foundation
Ogden C. Johnson
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
King
Herbert Pollack
New York City
Pollack
Herman K. Hellerstein
Cleveland
Heart Diet Fight Aims to Curb Atherosclerosis Risks
The article outlines how atherosclerosis damages the heart, linking fat intake and high cholesterol to heart attack risk. It cites studies by Ancel Keys and Paul White, notes fat reduction and increased polyunsaturated fats as strategies, and urges balanced diet plus regular exercise to manage weight and heart health.
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Ancel Keys and Associates
University of Minnesota
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Norman Jolliffe
New York City
Jeremiah Stamler
Chicago
Irvine H. Page
Cleveland
Heart Association Committee
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