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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. 

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  Food Standards Agency Calls for Action on Food Promotion to Children

November 2003

Following last week's heated debate between industry and lobby groups accusing food producers and retailers of contributing to childhood obesity, the ...
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  Scientists Identify Who Will Gain Weight After a Weight Loss Diet

November 2003

Scientists think they may have found markers to predict those who willundergo a weight rebound after a weight loss diet.
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  Spotlight: What Motivates Consumers to Buy Organic Food in the UK? Results from a Qualitative Study.

November 2003

Organic food is one of the fastest growing areas of the food market in Europe, North America, Australia and Japan with sales being in excess of $114.5...
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  Spotlight: Increasing Fruit and Vegetable Intakes for Better Health.

November 2003

Uche Akobundu, BS, and Nancy L. Cohen, PhD, RD, LDN Department of Nutrition, University of Massachusetts, Amherst I. Introduction   &...
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  Conference Shows Potential for Personalized Nutrition

November 2003

The potential of genome technologies in nutrition was demonstrated at the 2ndInternational Conference On Nutrigenomics on 6-7 November in Amsterdam, t...
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  High Fat Diet May Work For Obese Patients

November 2003

Patients on a high saturated fat and avoidance of starch diet similar to theAtkins diet experienced 5 percent weight loss after six weeks without adve...
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  Tea Compound Inhibits HIV Infection by Binding to T-Cells

November 2003

Epigallocatechin gallate, a component of tea, prevents the binding of HIV to human T cells, the first step in HIV infection, according to researchers ...
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  Personalized Nutrition: Consumer Attitudes And Ethics Debated

November 2003

Surveys suggest that consumers aregenerally positive about the new concept of personalised nutrition, diet advice based on genetic profiling, but ther...
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  Spotlight: Atkins Diet: An Update

November 2003

Introduction The twin epidemics of obesity and diabetes in both industrialized and developing countries are well documented and their impact on healt...
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  EC Proposes Common Rules For Fortified Foods

November 2003

The European Commission has proposed a Regulation suggesting common rules for the addition of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients to foods. This is...
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