From the study: > The vegetarian diets (12) include vegan (eats only plant-based foods but no red meat, poultry, fish, dairy or eggs), pesco-lacto-ovo-vegetari

From the study: > The vegetarian diets (12) include vegan (eats only plant-based foods but no red meat, poultry, fish, dairy or eggs), pesco-lacto-ovo-vegetarian (eats fish, dairy and eggs without red meat or poultry), lacto-ovo-vegetarian (eats dairy and eggs without red meat, poultry or fish), pesco-vegetarian (eats fish, but no red meat, poultry, dairy or eggs), ovo-vegetarian (eats eggs but no red meat, poultry, fish or dairy), lacto-vegetarian(eats dairy, but no red meat, poultry, fish or eggs) and semi vegetarian (eats dairy, eggs and some red meat, poultry and fish ≥1 time/month but only 1 time/week). So plant-based diet also includes "eats eggs, dairy, some read meat, poultry, fish". What's the conclusion? > The correlation between vegan and other plant-based diets was compared using Z-tests, and the results showed no difference. IOW: being a vegan or being an omnivore that eats some red meat has no difference in risk.