Word: heart
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...guide had great sunglasses. I suppose I should be embarrassed by such an admission; I would hope to be more analytical, less superficial. Such a profound--some say life-changing--choice could not have been founded upon something as tenuous as appropriate eye wear. Nevertheless, sunglasses lay at the heart of the matter...
...study published yesterday, 12 faculty members from the Harvard Medical School (HMS) and the School of Public Health (SPH) said that eating one egg per day does not increase one's risk of heart disease or stroke...
...There is this thought that eggs are bad for you because they're high in cholesterol, yet there's not good data indicating that eggs increase the risk of heart attack," said SPH Associate Professor of Epidemiology and Nutrition Eric B. Rimm, one of the study's authors...
...What we found is contrary to common belief," Rimm said. "We found that there is no evidence of a link of [average] consumption, which we would define as one a day, and risk of heart attack or stroke among people who are free of disease...
...female subjects began recording their egg intake in 1980, and the men in 1986. After some members of the group had heart attacks, the researchers could compare the incidence and absence of heart disease with the amount of egg consumption...