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Summer Meeting 30 June–3 July 2008

Volume 67 - Issue OCE8 - May 2008

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Is exclusive enteral nutrition enough for children with Crohn's disease?
Konstantinos Gerasimidis, Paraic McGrogan, Kamal Hassan, Elaine Buchanan, Andrew Duncan, Dinesh Talwar, Pamela Moyes, Denis O'Reilly, Christine Ann Edwards
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28 January 2009, E339
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Whole-grain consumption improves arterial stiffness in young adult males
Laura Tripkovic, Nicola Muirhead, Gary Frost, John Lodge
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The acute effects of resistant starch on the postprandial insulin responses and appetite
Caroline Bodinham, Gary Frost, Denise Robertson
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The effects of a polydextrose preload on appetite and energy intake
Nerys Astbury, Moira Taylor, Ian Macdonald
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28 January 2009, E342
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Assessing amount of physical activity in childhood: comparison of a questionnaire and objectively measured physical activity for children in Gateshead Millennium Study
Laura Basterfield, Ashley Adamson, Kathryn Parkinson, Ulrike Maute, Pei Xin-Li, John Reilly
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Objectively-measured physical activity of children in the Gateshead Millennium Study
Laura Basterfield, Ashley Adamson, Ulrike Maute, John Reilly
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Food promotions used to attract children in UK supermarkets
Anna Julian, Michelle Holdsworth
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Development of a shortened FFQ to assess a ‘prudent’ dietary pattern amongst women in Southampton
Sarah Crozier, Hazel Inskip, Mary Barker, Wendy Lawrence, Cyrus Cooper, Sian Robinson
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Protein intake in infancy is not associated with adiposity at 4 years of age: findings from the Southampton Women's Survey
Sian Robinson, Sarah Crozier, Lynne Marriott, Nick Harvey, Hazel Inskip, Keith Godfrey, Cyrus Cooper
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Association of leg length to measures of body fatness in British children aged 5–15 years
Triantafyllos Pliakas, H. David McCarthy
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Is climate at the time of birth related to obesity 9–10 years later?
Allan Hackett, Lynne Boddy, Tim Stott, Gareth Stratton
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28 January 2009, E349
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Salt intakes and BMI in pre-adolescent children
Sarah G. Fleming, Joanna Bowtell, Gloria J. Davies
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Relationships between BMI, aerobic fitness and several ‘lifestyle variables’ in 9–10-year-old children living in Liverpool
Lynne Boddy, Allan Hackett, Gareth Stratton
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28 January 2009, E351
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The use of digital photography to assist in coding of diet diaries in 10-year-old children
Toby Hunt, Janet Warren, Peter Whincup, Angela Brock, Alison Stephen
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Intergenerational programming of nephrogenesis and hypertension following feeding of a low-protein diet in rat pregnancy
Matthew Harrison, Simon Langley-Evans, Richard Plant
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Evidence for a reduction in renal oxidative stress following juvenile obesity in offspring born to sheep nutrient restricted during early kidney development
Hernan Fainberg, Amanj Saeed, Asrar Rashid, David Gardner, Helen Budge, Michael Symonds
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Maternal diet alters expression of specific PPARα transcripts in the hearts of their female offspring
Joanne Slater-Jefferies, Emma Phillips, Karen Lillycrop, Gemma Legg, Paul Townsend, Mark Hanson, Graham Burdge
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28 January 2009, E355
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Gender differences in the PUFA-fatty acid composition of membrane phospholipids in rats
Rebecca Grant, Stephanie Lees, Gemma Legg, Graham Burdge
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28 January 2009, E356
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High-fat–cholesterol-fed pigs are insulin resistant and have decreased expression of insulin receptor substrate-1 (IRS-1) and PPARα in muscle and fat
Michael Lomax, Georgios Karamanlidis, John Laws, Lynne Clarke
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28 January 2009, E357
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The effect of increased maternal dietary intake during pregnancy on offspring birth weight and neonatal survival
Kayleigh Almond, Paul Bikker, Michael Lomax, Michael Symonds, Alison Mostyn
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28 January 2009, E358
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