trailEgg consumption shows cardiovascular disease risk associations at high intake but not at moderate intake around one egg per day.
High egg consumption is associated with increased cardiovascular disease risk in a dose-response manner.
Prospective cohort studies find no significant association between egg intake and cardiovascular events in healthy adults
Associations track population and subgroup, not a dose threshold· against
Prospective cohort studies show positive egg–cardiovascular disease associations in US populations but null associations in European and Asian populations.
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Positive egg–cardiovascular disease associations are concentrated among people with diabetes.
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Egg consumption shows cardiovascular disease risk associations at high intake but not at moderate intake around one egg per day.
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