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Does Decreasing Cholesterol Levels Increase the Death Rate from Accidents, Homicides and Suicide?


Article Type: Article
Author(s): Hoffer, A.
Date of Publication: 1991
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Does Decreasing Cholesterol Levels Increase the Death Rate from Accidents, Homicides and Suicide?
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Volume 6, Number 1, 1991

Editorial : Linus Pauling’s 90th Birthday

Schizophrenia, Latitude and Temperature

Cardiovascular Dynamics and EDTA Chelation with Multivitamin/Trace Mineral Supplementation

The Role of Perceptual Tests in Diagnosing Schizophrenia

Could Dietary Manipulation Modify Schizophrenic Behavior?

The Nutritional Relationships of Vitamin A

Nutrition and Wound Healing

Does Decreasing Cholesterol Levels Increase the Death Rate from Accidents, Homicides and Suicide?

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