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...winners and losers of the week at Harvard and beyond. Class DayThough we love the venerable IOP director, we would have liked a new face. Maybe some radio guys who own a gas station. Eggs Harvard Medical School experts conclude eating one egg a day isn't bad for you. Winston, bring on the omelets. Radcliffe Finally sheds anachronistic "college" label, but without bothering to decide the fate of undergraduate programs. #99 In a classy finale to an unparalleled career, the Great One skates his last shift. Thanks for the memories, Wayne. Former Sen. David Pryor (D-Ark.) IOP fellow...
...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...
...flaw in this belief, according to the study's authors, is that the main types of dietary cholesterol, saturated and trans fats, are not found in eggs. While eggs have both "bad" cholesterol and other less harmful kinds, there is not enough of any harmful cholesterol in one egg to pose a major health threat...
...everybody can relax about egg consumption...
...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...