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Contrasting effects of short-term Mediterranean and Vegan diets on microvascular function and cholesterol in younger adults: a comparative pilot study
Background: The Mediterranean diet has been shown to improve cardiovascular health. Vegan diets have demonstrated similar benefits, albeit in fewer studies. In a comparative pilot study, we compared the effects of a short-term Mediterranean (MD) and Vegan Diet (VD) on microvascular function and chol
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