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NDNS: Diet and physical activity – a follow-up study during COVID-19£14.99
The National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) follow-up study, ‘Diet, nutrition and physical activity in 2020 – a follow-up study during COVID-19’, was published in September 2021. This webinar will…
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SACN report on Lower Carbohydrate Diets for Adults with Type 2 Diabetes£14.99
A new report, by the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) and co-badged with Diabetes UK, has reviewed the evidence on lower carbohydrate for adults with type 2 diabetes….
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Busting Nutrition Health Claims£14.99
We are living in an age where we seem to want to get more from our food, not just in terms of flavour and variety, but also in how…
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Dietary health in poverty and uncertainty£14.99
Low incomes are associated with poorer diet quality and poorer dietary health. People experiencing poverty find themselves unable to afford enough food, and the food that they can afford…
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Food waste and consumer behaviour£14.99
In the last decade, issues relating to Food Waste and Loss (FLW) have rapidly risen up the social and political agenda. Recent estimates suggest that globally one third of…
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Environmentally sustainable diets – opportunities for nutrition professionals£14.99
Explore opportunities for nutrition professionals surrounding environmentally sustainable diets.You will first look at the environmental context, i.e. the impact of the diet on greenhouse gas (GHG), carbon; water soil…
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Insulin resistance and dysregulation in the horse: potential role of diet and exercise£14.99
Equine obesity is increasingly being recognised as a globally important welfare issue due to a variety of associated adverse consequences including orthopaedic disease, hyperlipaemia, hyperthermia, infertility and poor performance…
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Menopause and dietary implications£14.99
Menopause, defined as the complete cessation of menstrual periods, marks the end of the female reproductive life. With ageing of the population, it is estimated that 1.2 billion women…
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Vegan and vegetarian diets in children£14.99
In parallel with increased public awareness of the health and environmental benefits of consuming a plant-based diet, the demand for meat-free food products has surged, alongside sharp increases in…
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Obesity and the ageing brain: what are the risks?£14.99
The relationship between obesity and cognitive function is becoming clearer. Mid-life obesity has been cited as a significant risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia in later life…
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The metabolic and molecular regulation of physical activity and nutrition in skeletal muscle, in relation to ageing£14.99
Increases in muscle protein synthesis (MPS) and decreases in muscle protein breakdown (MPB) associated with food-intake are fundamental processes underlying day-to-day skeletal muscle maintenance. Increasing circulatory essential amino acids…
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Methodological considerations for studies in sport and exercise nutrition with women as participants£14.99
Data on eumenorrheic females is scarce and is often low to moderate quality, which is due to a number of reasons: (i) there is a shortage of specialist knowledge…