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Volume 74 - 2015

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Influence of goitrogenic foods intake on thyroid functions in healthy females of childbearing age with low habitual iodine intake
M. Bouga, F. Cousins, M. E. Lean, E. Combet
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15 April 2015, E39
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Prospective relevance of aspects of carbohydrate quality in the diet of adolescents for the intima-media thickness of the common carotid artery in younger adulthood
X. Trippel, J. Freese, J. Goletzke, U. Nöthlings, A. E. Buyken
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15 April 2015, E40
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Processed red meat consumption, socio-demographic characteristics and cardio-metabolic risk
Y.M. Lenighan, A.P. Nugent, H.M. Roche, B.A. McNulty
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23 September 2015, E317
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Validation of a food frequency questionnaire to assess habitual dietary vitamin D intake using the method of triads
Á. Hennessy, M. Kiely
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11 September 2015, E244
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Effect of web-based tailored lifestyle interventions on fruit and vegetable consumption in adults: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials
C. Celis-Morales, S. Abraham, P. Keenan, A. W. Ashor, K.M. Livingstone, J. Lara, J. C. Mathers
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15 April 2015, E41
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Obesogenic microenvronment, sleep patterns and metabolic profiles in an overweight and obese pregnant population
M. Kennelly, G. Murphy, K. Ainscough, K. Lindsay, F. McAuliffe
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11 September 2015, E245
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Fruit and vegetable intakes and the association with blood pressure within adults in the United Kingdom's National Diet & Nutrition Survey Rolling Programme (2008/09–2011/12)
H.T. Lai, M. Holmes, G. Williamson, V.J. Burley
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23 September 2015, E318
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Urinary alkylresorcinol metabolites as a biomarker of dietary wholegrain intake and of compliance in a randomised dietary intervention trial: results from the CRESSIDA Study
J. Cuff, T. A. B. Sanders, D. P. Reidlinger, W. L. Hall, R. Gray, J. Darzi
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15 April 2015, E42
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Predictors of high intakes of protein-rich foods by older adults: Liking, perceived convenience and perceived value for money
K.M. Appleton
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23 September 2015, E319
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Maternal dietary iron intakes during the first trimester of pregnancy
E. Fox, S. Cawley, A. Brennan, L. Mullaney, D. McCartney, M.J. Turner
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11 September 2015, E246
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Nutritional and Social Correlates of Gestational Diabetes
A. Brennan, L. Mullaney, E. Fox, S. Cawley, N. Daly, M. Farren, D. McCartney, M.J. Turner
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11 September 2015, E247
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An investigation in the quality of diet and adequacy of energy and macronutrient intake amongst male and female university students
H. Foster, I. Alaunyte, F. Amirabdollahian
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23 September 2015, E320
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Bone resorption levels are related to diet in UK dwelling South Asian but not Caucasian women
A. L. Darling, K. H. Hart, F. Gossiel, R. Eastell, J. L. Berry, S. A. Lanham-New
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15 April 2015, E43
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An investigation into gender variation in the nutritional status of young adults
G. Glendinning, I. Alaunyte, F. Amirabdollahian
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23 September 2015, E321
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Weaning and the Introduction of Cow's Milk into Infant's Diet
L. Mullaney, A. O'Higgins, S. Cawley, A. Doolan, D. McCartney, M.J. Turner
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11 September 2015, E248
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Influence of dietary carbohydrate and protein on colonic fermentation and endogenous formation of N-nitroso compounds
S. W. Gratz, A. J. Richardson, S. H. Duncan, W. R. Russell, C. Fyfe, A. M. Johnstone, H. J. Flint, G. Holtrop
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15 April 2015, E44
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The impact of commercially available, seaweed-based food products on α-amylase activity
Z. M. K Liang, I. A. Brownlee
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15 April 2015, E45
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A Secondary Analysis of the Diet and Nutrition Survey of Infants and Young Children (2011) to identify factors influencing sodium intake in infants aged 12–18 months
E. Long, Y. Brogan, J. Armstrong
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11 September 2015, E249
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Contribution of animal products to dietary intakes in the very old
N. Mendonça, A. Granic, J.C. Mathers, W. Wrieden, M. Siervo, C. Seal, C. Jagger, A.J. Adamson, T.R. Hill
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23 September 2015, E322
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Diet quality and nutritional adequacy of young children in the UK according to their consumption of young child formula and commercial infant food
E.O. Verger, S. Eussen, B.A. Holmes
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