Warren Browner

"... disappointing to those who believe that following a healthier diet will protect them from early death.” research report million Americans who die each year, said analysts led by Dr. Warren S. Browner of the University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco. ‘‘This 2 percent benefit, equivalent to an increase in average life expectancy of three to four months, would accrue chief ..."

"... who believe that following a healthier diet will protect them from early death," the study's researchers wrote in today's edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association. Dr. Warren S. Browner, the study's lead author, said he thinks the dietary recommendations of many health authorities that people limit their fat intake to no more 30 percent of everything they eat ’’are ..."

"... value wos obscured for people destined to develop heart disease or cancers if they continue to consume large amounts of fat. The leading author of the new report. Dr. Warren S. Browner, said he was not surprised to find such small gains in average life expectancy. Because most people who dio from heart disease and cancer ore elderly, even if oll deaths ..."

"... who believe that following a healthier diet will protect them from carly death,” the study's researchers wrote in today's edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association. Dr. Warren S. Browner, the study's lead author, said he thinks thc dietary recommendations of many health authorities that people limit their fat intake to no more than 30 percent of everything they eat ..."