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A unique resource on nutrition and food science, covering food "from farm to fork" and beyond. Also includes food safety, food technology and food security. The bibliographic database contains over 880,000 records, updated weekly. You'll also find fulltext documents linked to the database, reviews and datasheets, news, hot topics, prepared searches, and a conference listing.

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New reviews: Comparison of the physiological and health effects of different types of non-viscous soluble fibres.

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  Cocoa may help prevent colon cancer

January 2012

Link shown in rats for the first time
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  Blocking gut hormone may aid weight loss in overweight or obese patients

January 2012

Systematic review supports use of glucagon-like peptide agonists
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  Soda tax could prevent 26,000 deaths a year in USA

January 2012

Modelling study of soda tax predicts the effect of raised prices on beverage consumption and disease burden
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  Excess protein intake doesn’t contribute to body fat

January 2012

Protein contributes to body lean mass and energy expenditure
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  Physical activity drops with move to college

December 2011

Research shows big fall in activity among young males
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  Incentive to diet? Eat less for a youthful brain

December 2011

Researchers find missing link between food intake and aging
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  Norwegians develop food allergy model for fenugreek

December 2011

Model will help with cross reactions to peanut
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  Japanese baby milk contaminated with cesium

December 2011

Contamination triggers milk recall
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  Publicly releasing inspection data on meat processing facilities could have 'substantial benefits'

December 2011

Data may improve meat safety
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  New functional food technology awarded grant for development

November 2011

The new product could provide a daily supplement of concentrated phytonutrients from fruits and vegetables
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