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Meta-analysis of 46 FDA Identified Studies on Lipid Markers
The FDA have revised the data on soy and concluded that a heart health claim is no longer justified based on more recent studies. They are allowing and established panel for public input. The selected studies have not been meta-analyzed, therefore we will conduct a meta-analysis of the 46 FDA selected studies to assess the effect of soy protein on surrogate markers of cardiovascular disease (LDL-C and TC).
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