Whole Milk Does Not Increase Adverse Cardiovascular Outcomes - Frankly Speaking EP 24

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Recorded10 Jul 2017

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This podcast reviews the results of a meta-analysis that found no negative relationship between whole milk consumption and cardiovascular disease or with mortality. Learning Objectives Understand the rationale that led to decreased milk intake in the 80's and 90's Appreciate how a meta analysis can shed light on the role whole milk might play on heart disease Be reminded that using "logic" without scientific rigor can lead to false conclusions

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