Explanations for the Japanese Paradox Include All of the Following

question 2

Multiple Choice

Explanations for the Japanese Paradox include all of the following except:

• A) low content of carcinogens in Japanese cigarettes.
• B) charcoal filters in Japanese cigarettes.
• C) consumption of a low-fat diet with abundant fish oil.
• D) high rates of alcohol abuse.

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Definitions:

Brotherhood

A relationship between individuals united by common interests, beliefs, or experiences, often used to describe fraternal or solidarity groups.

Sleeping Car Porters

Railroaders who worked on sleeping cars, providing service to train passengers; historically, many porters were African American men.

Strikebreakers

Individuals who work or are employed in place of striking workers, often to undermine strike actions and maintain production.

Harlem

A neighborhood in the northern section of the New York City borough of Manhattan, known for its significant African-American history and cultural contributions.