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  High salt could lead to broken bones.

June 2013

High salt intake increased fracture risk fourfold in postmenopausal women
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  Nutrition gets on the development agenda

June 2013

Nutrition for Growth summit seeks pledges to reduce malnutrition
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  Link between poultry contamination on farm and at processing plant

June 2013

Reducing foodborne pathogen loads on farms may ultimately reduce risk of foodborne illness
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  Organic Milk Potentially Low in Iodine Level but High in Several Essential Nutrients

May 2013

In response to a study published in the Lancet today highlighting iodine deficiencies in pregnant women and citing lower levels of iodine in organic m...
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  Parental contact improves student diet

May 2013

Communication increased fruit and vegetable intake
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  Restaurant meals - bad for the waistline

May 2013

Individual restauruant meals can provide more than a day's energy needs
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  European Commission proposes new rules for safer food

May 2013

EU legislation covering animal health and the food chain will be simplified.
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  Phenylbutazone in horse meat: risk assessment

April 2013

EU agencies consider phenylbutazone detected in horsemeat of low concern for consumers.
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  Obesity: Is carbohydrate the problem?

April 2013

An essay by journalist Gary Taubes in BMJ this week suggests we should reconsider the causes of obesity
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  Campylobacter and E. coli cases show upward trend in EU

April 2013

Salmonella cases continue to fall.
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