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Nutrition Category

Looking at how diet and nutrition can affect health, promote well being and reduce obesity.

Vitamin D supplementation

Vitamin D supplementation for depression

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guidance

Waist-to-height ratio guidance questioned

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alcohol consumption

Pandemic alcohol consumption impact

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Junk food advertising

Junk food ad restrictions save £200M

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the eyes

How does stress affect the eyes?

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ultra-processed

School dinners using ultra-processed foods

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super-lean

Can the super-lean really eat what they like?

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from obesity

People at risk from obesity overlooked in trials

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burnout and stress

Vitamins to manage burnout and stress

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coffee

Genes reveal coffee is safe during pregnancy

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allergy symptoms

Micronutrition ameliorates allergy symptoms

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fatty liver disease

Obesity fuelling fatty liver disease

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  • Infection/Disease, Integrative, Lifestyle, Mental Health, Nutrition, Pharmacy/Drugs
    Vitamin D supplementation for depression
    Vitamin D for depression: Vitamin D supplementation seems to alleviate depressive symptoms in adults: An extensive meta-analysis suggests that vitamin D supplementation may alleviate depressive symptoms in adults with depression. …
  • genetics, Nutrition
    Waist-to-height ratio guidance questioned
    Waist-to-height ratio advice questioned: National health guidance is ‘misleading’ claim University health experts. Health researchers in the West Midlands demonstrate how the latest guidance provided by the National Institute for …
  • NHS
    12 hour wait times for 30k
    12 hour wait times for 30k : ‘We are seeing the sharp demise of the health service’, RCEM says as 30,000 patients wait more than 12-hours in A&Es in England …
  • Global Reach, Infection/Disease
    Mathematical modelling fighting malaria
    Mathematical modelling to fight malaria: Researchers have created a mathematical model to predict genetic resistance to antimalarial drugs in Africa to manage one of the biggest threats to global malarial …
  • Infection/Disease, NHS, Paediatrics
    BSPD: Time to talk about immunistion
    BSPD advises GDP members to discuss immunisation following polio virus detection: Recent reports of the detection of the polio virus in sewage samples in London have promoted the British Society of …

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