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Volume 74 - 2015

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Dietary energy compensation in response to reduced sugar diet in non-obese men and women
O. Markey, J. A. Lovegrove
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15 April 2015, E121
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A qualitative study of men's perception and attitudes towards weight management and weight management services
P. Thorp, P. Elliott, B. Ellahi
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15 April 2015, E122
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Replacing dietary saturated with unsaturated fat reduces the cardiovascular risk score in men and women at moderate cardiovascular risk: DIVAS study
M. Weech, K. Vafeiadou, S. Todd, P. Yaqoob, K. G. Jackson, J. A. Lovegrove
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15 April 2015, E123
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Whole grain consumption – A French perspective
S. M. Hopkins, P. Hébel, J. Colin, B. Reyé, F. Bellisle
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15 April 2015, E124
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Worldwide dietary and lifestyle factors associated with diabetes prevalence and total cholesterol levels: an ecological analysis
C. Oggioni, H. Cena, J. C. K. Wells, K. Soroka, J. Lara, C. Celis Morales, M. Siervo
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Breastfeeding and birth weight are important predictors for childhood overweight and obesity: Results for 1885 6–7-year-old school-going children of the Childhood Growth Surveillance Initiative (COSI) in the Republic of Ireland
M. M. Heinen, N. Eldin, U. O'Dywer, C. Hayes, P. Heavey, A. Lynam, L. M. Mulhern, J. K. O'Brien, M. C. O'Brien, H. Scully, L. E. Daly, C. M. Murrin, C. C. Kelleher
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Dietary compliance in a human intervention study investigating the impact of specific foods on urinary metabolites
N. D. Willis, S. E. Dodds, A. J. Lloyd, L. Xie, E. S. Chambers, I. Garcia-Perez, G. Frost, M. Beckmann, J. Draper, J. C. Mathers
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15 April 2015, E127
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The association between the biguanide drug metformin and vitamin B12 deficiency in diabetic patients: a systematic review
L. E. Chapman, A. L. Darling, J. E. Brown
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15 April 2015, E128
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Fructose consumption in the Netherlands: the Dutch National Food Consumption Survey 2007–2010
D. Sluik, A. Engelen, E. J. M. Feskens
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15 April 2015, E129
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An investigation into the satiating effects of differing quantities of protein consumed at breakfast.
E. Tolan, S. Drummond
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15 April 2015, E130
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Isometric handgrip exercise or beetroot juice does not lower blood pressure in overweight older adults: a randomised controlled trial
J. Lara, I. Ogbonmwan, C. Oggioni, D. Zheng, J. C. Mathers, M. Siervo
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15 April 2015, E131
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Higher ratio of Black rice to white rice is associated with lower risk of abdominal obesity in Korean men
H. J. Lee, S. A. Ha, Y. S. Kim, Y. Lee
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15 April 2015, E132
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Intake status of white rice, brown rice and black rice in South Korea: Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES)2010–2012
S. A. Ha, H. J. Lee
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15 April 2015, E133
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Effects of an acute stressor on snack intake in a laboratory environment
N. G. Maloney, K. Giles, C. L. Fyfe, C. Cooper, A. Lorenzo-Arribas, D. B. O'Connor, A. M. Johnstone
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15 April 2015, E134
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Effects of stress and mood on caffeine consumption in shift and non-shift workers
R. M. Malone, K. Giles, N. G. Maloney, C. L. Fyfe, A. Lorenzo-Arribas, D. B. O'Connor, A. M. Johnstone
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15 April 2015, E135
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What's in a food bag? Analysis of the content of food bags provided by the Bradford Metropolitan Food Bank
H. Preston, V. J. Burley
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15 April 2015, E136
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Employing a generic dietary multivitamin-mineral supplement to estimate intake in a population of pregnant women
H. Clark, D. Miller, G. Devereux, J. Kyle
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15 April 2015, E137
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Effects of Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet on cardiovascular risk factors: a systematic review and meta-analysis
M. Siervo, J. Lara, S. Chowdhury, C Oggioni, D. A. Ashor, J. C. Mathers
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15 April 2015, E138
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Spatial variations in dietary fibre intake among women in England from the UK Women's Cohort Study
C. E. Rycroft, M. A. Morris, C. E. Evans, J. E. Cade
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15 April 2015, E139
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Soluble dietary fibre (pectin) increases satiety and decreases adiposity in fat rats on a high fat diet
C. L. Adam, L. M. Thomson, P. A. Williams, A. W. Ross
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