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Communicating Nutrition Science on Social Media
Social media has become one of the most powerful tools for sharing nutrition information — yet it’s also a major […]
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Sodium for athletes – before, during & after exercise
Athletes training and competing in sports with a large body water turnover (e.g., team, endurance, and racquet sports) commonly focus […]
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Nutritional Psychiatry Through Multiple Lenses – Insights from Academia, Clinical Practice, and Industry
This recording is an introduction to the Nutritional Psychiatry Special Interest Group (SIG), nutritional psychiatry through multiple with insights from […]
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Adapt-Ed: Improving food in special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) schools
Adapt-Ed is a research project that was led by the University of Hertfordshire and University of Essex, in collaboration with […]
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Modelling the effect of nutritional interventions: A case study of tuberculosis
Undernutrition is the biggest risk factor for tuberculosis, which is in turn the world’s biggest infectious disease killer. A recent […]
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How to approach doing a peer review
This webinar introduces the peer review process and its vital role in academic publishing. It explains why peer review is […]
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The probiotic puzzle: separating fact from fiction
Live bacterial supplements have surged in popularity, yet confusion around how, when and why they should be used remains widespread. […]
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How to promote your research
This webinar is designed to provide practical advice for researchers looking to increase the discoverability, reach, and impact of their […]
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Improving adolescents’ dietary behaviours in the school-setting challenges and opportunities
Adolescence is a critical time for physical and psychological development. At this life stage optimal nutrition is of the highest […]
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