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December 08 Nutrition Bulletin Now Available Online - British Nutrition Foundation

Main Category: Nutrition / Diet
Article Date: 17 Nov 2008 - 1:00 PST

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The Latest edition of the British Nutrition Foundation's journal, Nutrition Bulletin, has today been published online. Please see below for a table of contents.

Current Issue
Volume 33 Issue 4 (December 2008)

Editorial
Is Britain's relationship with its food changing? (p 269-271)
Judith L. Buttriss

Reviews

Is losing sleep making us obese? (p 272-278)
K. E. Jones, R. K. Johnson, J. R. Harvey-Berino

Relationship between milk consumption and prostate cancer: a short review (p 279-286)
D. I. Givens, R. Morgan, P. C. Elwood

The effect of dietary protein intake on coronary heart disease risk (p 287-297)
E. Papakonstantinou, A. Zampelas

Mycoprotein and health (p 298-310)
A. Denny, B. Aisbitt, J. Lunn

-priori versus -posterior methods in dietary pattern analysis: a review in nutrition epidemiology (p 311-315)
D. Panagiotakos

Understanding the metabolome - challenges for metabolomics (p 316-323)
M. C. Walsh, A. Nugent, L. Brennan, M. J. Gibney

Perspectives for metabolomics in human nutrition: an overview (p 324-330)
A. Koulman, D. A. Volmer

Original Articles

Facts Behind the Headlines

Britain's battle against food waste (p 331-335)
H. Caswell

How much water do we really need? (p 336-342)
J. Lunn, R. Foxen

Fruit makes you fat? (p 343-346)
E. Weichselbaum

News and Views: Food Labelling

An update on nutrition and health claims (p 347-350)
B. Aisbitt
News and Views: Government Reports

What is shaping the world in which UK nutritionists operate? (p 351-358)
J. L. Buttriss
News and Views: Industry

Probiotics: where are they going next? New and emerging areas of research (p 359-363)
H. Baker, B. Day

News and Views: Research

Mini-MEND: MEND's early years healthy lifestyle programme for 2-4 year olds and their families (p 364-367)
P. Sacher, J. Wolman, P. Chadwick, C. Swain

Plant sterol and stanol esters (p 368-373)
H. Caswell, A. Denny, J. Lunn

News from EU Research

Enrichment of n-3 fatty acids and conjugated linoleic acid in beef: ProSafeBeef (p 374-381)
A. P. Moloney, N. D. Scollan, L. Miles

EARNEST - the early nutrition programming project (p 382-386)
A. de la Hunty

Conference Report2nd international congress on physical activity and public health (p 387-389)
L. Miles, H. Gibson-Moore
BNF Notices

Nutrition Bulletin

British Nutrition Foundation




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