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Does Less Trans Fat Make Food Healthier?

By LAURAN NEERGAARD , AP Medical Writer, Medicine & Health / Health
French fries are shown in this 2007 file photo in Southfield Mich. A major change in the national diet is under way: Heart-damaging trans fat is rapidly disappearing from grocery aisles and restaurant food too. (AP PhotoCarlos Osorio)
French fries are shown in this 2007 file photo in Southfield, Mich. A major change in the national diet is under way: Heart-damaging trans fat is rapidly disappearing from grocery aisles and restaurant food, too. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

(AP) -- A major change in the national diet is under way: Heart-damaging trans fat is rapidly disappearing from grocery aisles and restaurant food, too. But are its replacements really healthier?



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