The Asian Ethnic Paradox: Differences in Dietary Fat Intake and Risk of Coronary Artery Disease in Iranian and Indian Young-Elderly Populations

Sarrafzadigan, N.; Singh, Ram B.; Sharma, Rakesh; Neki, N. S.; Mohammadifard, N.; Jalali, A.; Alikhassi, H; Rafie, M.

doi:10.1080/13590840120060858

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“…In our previous work, although we found gender differences for the association of dietary habits with CVD, we suggested that ethnic differences might play a role since we did not find any association between dietary fat intake and the prevalence of CVD in Iranian women [29]. Consistent with the current study, the Framingham Offspring Cohorts did not show any association between dietary pattern and the Met S [30], while the study in Greece, showed a higher prevalence of the Met S in those subjects consuming saturated fats [25].…”

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