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Background: To track Taiwanese food and nutrient supplies and population intake of them against the nutrition recommendations by food security indices that warn about food insecurity. Methods: We used food balance sheets from 1991 to 2010 to estimate food and nutrient supplies and data from...

Author(s)
Peng CheauJane; Lee MeeiShyuan; Wahlqvist, M. L.; Pan WenHarn; Lee WenChung; Lin Chin; Guo HowRan
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK
Citation
Food Policy, 2015, 57, pp 142-152
Abstract

Since 1970s, the economic and social development in South Korea, as well as dietary pattern, has undergone various changes. Concerns for the decreased nutrition quality and physical activities among Koreans, especially young population, call for a need of a holistic approach in national food and ...

Author(s)
Park HyeKyung
Publisher
HEC Press, Melbourne, Australia
Citation
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2008, 17, Supplement 1, pp 343-345
Abstract

Food quality is a measure of food security in vulnerable groups. The elderly are often nutritionally vulnerable, but how much of this is reflected in food quality and determined by financial status is unclear. We determined whether expenditure on dietary quality challenges food security in the...

Author(s)
Lo YuanTing; Chang YuHung; Lee MeeiShyuan; Wahlqvist, M. L.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd, Oxford, UK
Citation
Appetite, 2012, 58, 1, pp 180-187
Abstract

The WHO asserts that the global food price crisis threatens public health and jeopardizes the health of the most disadvantaged groups such as women, children, the elderly and low-income families. Economic factors play a crucial role and could affect personal nutrition status and health. Economic...

Author(s)
Lo YuanTing; Chang YuHung; Lee MeeiShyuan; Wahlqvist, M. L.
Publisher
HEC Press, Melbourne, Australia
Citation
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2009, 18, 4, pp 598-604
Abstract

This supplement includes 3 plenary lectures and 95 papers presented at the conference. The plenary lectures present an overview of human nutrition, nutrition practice and nutrigenomics, while the papers are divided into the following topics: low carbohydrate diet, weight reduction and metabolic...

Author(s)
Huang, P. C.; Shiau, S. Y.; Huang, Y. S.; Huang, R. F. S.; Lee, M. S.
Publisher
HEC Press, Melbourne, Australia
Citation
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2008, 17, Supplement 1, pp 1-390
Abstract

Evidence-based nutrition (EBN) has gained currency as part of the growing role of evidence-based medicine (EBM) to increase the validity, utility and cost-effectiveness of both clinical practice and, increasingly, public health endeavours. Nutritionally-related disorders and diseases (NRD) account...

Author(s)
Wahlqvist, M. L.; Lee MeeiShyuan; Lau, J.; Kuo, K. N.; Huang ChingJang; Pan WenHarn; Chang HsingYi; Chen, R.; Huang YiChen
Publisher
HEC Press, Melbourne, Australia
Citation
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2008, 17, 1, pp 2-7
Abstract

Micronutrients (MN) share common metabolic pathways, or work in complementarity. Missing or having too much of one micronutrient may tip the balance, resulting in manifested deficiencies of one or more micronutrients. Coexistence of micronutrient deficiencies have been reported from developing...

Author(s)
Winichagoon, P.
Publisher
HEC Press, Melbourne, Australia
Citation
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2008, 17, Supplement 1, pp 346-348
Abstract

Estimates of FAO indicate that 14% of the population worldwide or 864 million in 2002-2004 were undernourished in not having enough food to meet basic daily energy needs. Asia has the highest number of undernourished people, with 163 million in East Asia and 300 million in South Asia. Meanwhile...

Author(s)
Khor GeokLin
Publisher
HEC Press, Melbourne, Australia
Citation
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2008, 17, Supplement 1, pp 111-115
Abstract

The world of nutrition has changed dramatically over the past 100 years. This presentation provides an analysis of how the lessons learned from prior nutrition interventions and public policies can be translated to address the current nutrition issues of populations globally. The formulation and...

Author(s)
Kennedy, E.
Publisher
HEC Press, Melbourne, Australia
Citation
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2008, 17, Supplement 1, pp 340-342
Abstract

The objective of this paper was to identify the necessity of a theory incorporating "a holistic view of food and nutrition dynamics". The generation of this theory and its potential to effect nutrition education practices, was also examined using examples of practice in Japan. The necessity and...

Author(s)
Adachi, M.
Publisher
HEC Press, Melbourne, Australia
Citation
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2008, 17, Supplement 1, pp 180-184

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