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Volume 75 - 2016

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Dietary patterns and incident cardiovascular disease in Scottish adults: a data linkage study
L.C.A. Craig, G. McNeill
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24 November 2016, E238
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A Systematic Review of Systematic Reviews of Validated Dietary Assessment Tools
J. Hooson, N. Hancock, D.C. Greenwood, S. Robinson, V.J. Burley, M. Roe, T. Steer, P.A. Wark, J.E. Cade
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24 November 2016, E239
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Developing community-based urine sampling methods to facilitate dietary exposure biomarker technology for population assessment
T. Wilson, N.D. Willis, H. Zubair, M. Beckmann, L. Xie, K. Tailliart, A.J. Lloyd, J.C. Mathers, J. Draper
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24 November 2016, E240
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Maternal dietary vitamin B12 intakes during the first trimester of pregnancy
K. Duggan, S. Cawley, L. Mullaney, D. McCartney, M.J. Turner
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24 November 2016, E241
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Use of the Remote Food Photography Method by young pregnant women: a feasibility study
C.Y. England, D.A. Lawlor, M. Lewcock, I. Craddock, A. Skinner, C.K. Martin, L. Johnson
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24 November 2016, E242
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Dietary intake, nutritional status and mental wellbeing in street homeless and hostel residents in Reading
R. Fallaize, J.V. Seale, C. Mortin, L. Armstrong, J.A. Lovegrove
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24 November 2016, E243
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Comparison of potential energy underreporting among pregnant women living in Ireland in two cohorts initiated a decade apart: the Lifeways Cross-Generation Cohort Study (2001–2003) and the Lifestyle in Pregnancy study (LIP; 2011)
M.M. Heinen, N. Dennehy, E. Heery, C.M. Murrin, C.C. Kelleher
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24 November 2016, E244
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The impact of variation in iodine food composition data on the estimates of iodine intake in Irish 2 year olds
Á Hennessy, C ní Chaoimh, E.K. McCarthy, C Kingston, M. Kiely
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24 November 2016, E245
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The prevalance of iron deficiency anaemia in heart failure and non-heart failure controls
C.P. Kerley, N. Glezeva, C.J. Watson, K. McDonald, M. Ledwidge
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24 November 2016, E246
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Prenatal stress and anxiety is associated with lower dietary fat and dairy consumption among healthy pregnant women
K. Lindsay, C. Buss, P. Wadhwa, S. Entringer
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24 November 2016, E247
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Quantification of dietary biomarkers in spot urine samples reflects the intake of foods of UK high public health importance
A.J. Lloyd, H. Zubair, N.D. Willis, T. Wilson, L. Xie, K. Tailliart, E.S. Chambers, I. Garcia-Perez, E. Holmes, G. Frost, J.C. Mathers, M. Beckmann, J. Draper
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Nutritional status of cancer patients at dietitian referral
C.M. Lorton, E. Barnes, N. Gough, O. Griffin, K. Higgins, S. Kielthy, F. Roulston, G. Stewart, T.D. Walsh
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24 November 2016, E249
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Interaction between bitter taste receptor gene TAS2R38 and obesity-related gene TMEM with respect to energy intake in an adult population
E.L Feeney, B.A McNulty, J. Walton, A. Flynn, E.R Gibney
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24 November 2016, E250
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Are food composition databases ready to support food reformulation policies?
E. Combet, S. Sharif, C. Wratten, G. Masset, A. Vlassopoulos
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24 November 2016, E251
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Fruit and vegetable consumption behavior in Ecuadorian workers
P. Mogrovejo
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24 November 2016, E252
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“Babies know the facts about folic”: A behavioural change campaign utilising digital and social media
T. Flaherty, A.F. McGloin, M. Faughnan, C. Foley-Nolan, V. Dwyer
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24 November 2016, E253
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Evaluation of aflatoxin contamination of soybean in Rwanda,
M. Niyibituronsa, A.N. Onyango, S. Gaidashova, S. Imathiu, M. Uwizerwa, I. Wanjuki, F. Munga, S. Mutiga, J. Harvey
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24 November 2016, E254
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Vitamin B12 and vitamin D status of older Irish adults: Preliminary results from the BIO-TILDA Study
Eamon Laird, Aisling O'Halloran, Martin Healy, Rose Anne Kenny, Anne Molloy
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24 November 2016, E255
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A qualitative analysis of barriers and facilitators in using portion control tools for weight control
Eva Almiron-Roig, David Vaughan, Susan A. Jebb
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24 November 2016, E256
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Comparison of online 24hr dietary recalls using INTAKE24 with interviewer-led 24hr recalls in 11–24 year olds
J. Bradley, E. Simpson, A.J. Adamson, I. Poliakov, P. Olivier, E. Foster
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