Counseling improves diet and serum lipid levels to age 14 without adverse effects on growth Regularly counseling families about the importance of a healthy diet is an effective means of decreasing saturated fat and cholesterol intake as well as reducing serum cholesterol levels in children until their early teenage years, a new study has shown. (Niinikoski H et al. Circulation; published online before print August 13, 2007.)
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