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Volume 76 - 2017

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Effect of a peer support intervention to encourage adoption and maintenance of a Mediterranean diet in established community groups: A cluster randomised trial
R.F. O'Neill, L. McGowan, C.T. McEvoy, F. Kee, C.C. Patterson, M. Cupples, M.C. McKinley, J.V. Woodside
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29 September 2017, E85
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Variability of food and nutrient composition measured through adherence to the Mediterranean diet in Mediterranean and non-Mediterranean regions
V.E. Awuzudike, A. Jennings, J.V. Craig, A.A. Welch
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11 December 2017, E160
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Associations between tree nut consumption and diet quality in the UK adult population based on National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) rolling programme 2008–2014
V. Dikariyanto, W.L. Hall, S.E.E. Berry, G.K. Pot
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11 December 2017, E161
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Factors associated with sport participation amongst third class primary school pupils in Ireland: results from the Childhood Obesity Surveillance Initiative
T. Roux, M.M. Heinen, L. Daly, J. Mehegan, C.M. Murrin, C.C. Kelleher
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29 September 2017, E86
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A comparison of chronic consumption of dairy products varying in fatty acid composition on postprandial biomarkers of endothelial function: Results from the RESET study
D. Vasilopoulou, O. Markey, C.C. Fagan, K.E. Kliem, S. Todd, D.J. Humphries, K.G. Jackson, D.I. Givens, J.A. Lovegrove
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11 December 2017, E162
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The experiences of teachers regarding the prevention of overweight and obesity in primary schools
L. Newson, J.C. Abayomi
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29 September 2017, E87
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Co-design of a culturally-tailored diet & lifestyle intervention for diabetes management in the UK African-Caribbean community
A.P. Moore, S.H. Stanton-Fay, C.A. Rivas, S. Harding, L.M. Goff
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11 December 2017, E163
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The impact of teacher attitude on the success of the Food Dudes Healthy Eating Programme
C. McDermott, C. Martin, S. Bel Serrat, M. Heinen, C. Murrin
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29 September 2017, E88
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A new approach for developing food frequency questionnaires: the Food Questionnaire Creator
J. Hooson, M. Warthon-Medina, N. Hancock, J.E. Cade, *,
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11 December 2017, E164
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An IPA Study Exploring the Experiences of Body Image in Women, Post-Pregnancy
L. Newson, C. Mission, J.C Abayomi
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29 September 2017, E89
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Nutrition knowledge of Irish Dancers
J. Challis, R. Cahalan, L. Cronin, S. Reeves, O. NiBhriain
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11 December 2017, E165
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Midwives’ knowledge and experiences of providing weight management advice to pregnant women
M.T. McCann, L.M. Newson, M.S. Charnley, J.S. Rooney, C. Burden, J.C. Abayomi
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Breakfast habits, wellbeing and health of parkrunners
S. Reeves, E. Grandy, T. Mayan, J. Huber
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11 December 2017, E166
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Effects of prenatal alcohol exposure on child behaviour outcomes at age five: Lifeways Cross-Generational Cohort Study
E. Mullen, C. Murrin, J. Mehegan, C.C. Kelleher
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29 September 2017, E91
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What behaviour change techniques are associated with effectiveness of weight management interventions? A systematic review of systematic reviews
C.M. McGirr, S.U. Dombrowski, V.A. Holmes, M.C. McKinley
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29 September 2017, E92
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Delaying breakfast: Impact on breakfast and subsequent meal quality among young Singaporeans
L. Santos-Merx, S. Firdaus, M.E. Tay, I.A. Brownlee
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11 December 2017, E167
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The long-term impact of the Food Dudes Healthy Eating Programme on Irish primary school aged children
C. Martin, M. Concannon, S. Bel-Serrat, M. Heinen, C.M. Murrin
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29 September 2017, E93
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Longitudinal associations of skipping breakfast with ethnicity and cardiometabolic risk: the Determinants of Adolescence, now young Adults, Social well-being and Health Study (DASH)
L.M. Goff, M.J. Silva, C. Bordoli, Z.E. Enayat, A. Cassidy, M. Maynard, S. Harding
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11 December 2017, E168
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Differences in eating behaviours of secondary school children in Northern Ireland according to school type: the Young Person's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey
S.M. Wallace, J.V. Woodside, F. Kee, P. Connolly, L. Dunne, M.C. McKinley
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29 September 2017, E94
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The effects of takeaway (fast) food consumption on UK adolescent's diet quality
A. Taher, C.E.L. Evans
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11 December 2017, E169
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