The French Paradox and the Mediterranean Diet

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Issue: August 31, 1995

August 31, 1995 The French Paradox and the Mediterranean Diet The Mediterranean diet differs from the so-called French Paradox, another highly publicized nutritional notion that spurred sales of red wine when the television program "60 Minutes" broadcast a story about it in 1992.

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