Clinical
Early origins of adult metabolic diseases
Nutrition in utero and/or during early childhood, critical periods of growth, has major influences on health in adulthood. This concept […]
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The science of intermittent fasting- men vs women
Intermittent fasting has gained tremendous popularity over the last decade not only as a weight loss regime but as an […]
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Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) for optimal health through the life course (Part Two)
The importance of omega-3 fatty acids is well documented but what are the real implications to health across the life […]
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Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) for optimal health through the life course (Part One)
The importance of omega-3 fatty acids is well documented but what are the real implications to health across the life […]
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Accuracy and reliability of analytical data in informing nutritional policies
This webinar is hosted and delivered by the AOAC Whilst nutrient databases do exist in many countries across Africa, there […]
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Personalised nutrition for metabolic health
We know as nutritionists that we have a problem whereby diet and lifestyle-related diseases are continuing to grow, despite diet […]
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Intermittent fasting: More harm than good?
Fasting as a concept is not new and has origins in energy restriction increasing the lifespan of animals. This has […]
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Gut microbiome: between host genetics and environmental determinants
There are around 30,000 scientific papers on “human gut microbiome” found in PubMed but what defines a “healthy microbiome” is […]
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Non-extreme dieting and exercise for safe and effective weight loss – A scientists’ perspective
During this webinar, Emeritus Professor Michael Gleeson, Loughborough University, author of the evidence-based healthy lifestyle guidebook Eat, Move, Sleep, Repeat, will […]
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