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To the Editor: In his review of Coronary Heart Disease: The Dietary Sense and Nonsense (March 31 issue),¹ Dr. Stone writes about the report of one very large review² that it is "truly critical and comprehensive." However, that report, in dealing with migration studies, omits those that do not fit the diet-heart hypothesis -- for example, the studies by Day et al.³ and Stanhope et al.⁴ This omission is deliberate and explicit ("Only representative publications have been cited here" [page 178]²) and not due to limitations in the number of references, since some 1000 references are cited in this . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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