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Session 2: Micronutrients and the immune system (4)

Session 4: Dietary strategies to prevent and mitigate inflammatory diseases (4)

Session 5: Early programming of the immune system and the role of nutrition (4)

Session 8: Probiotics in the defence and metabolic balance of the organism (4)

Session 3 (Joint with the British Dietetic Association): Management of obesity (3)

Session 3: Fatty acids and the immune system (3)

Session 6: Role of physical activity on immune function (3)

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Symposium 2: The skeleton in the closet: malnutrition in the community (3)

Symposium 3: Death by drowning (3)

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Session 7: Prebiotics and probiotics usefulness against pathologies (2)

Symposium 5 (Joint Nutrition Society and BAPEN Symposium): Too many pies: metabolic competencies in obesity (2)

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Symposium 1: Overnutrition: consequences and solutions (1)

Symposium 2: Modern approaches to nutritional research challenges (1)

Symposium 4: Gut function: effects on over- and undernutrition (1)

Symposium 4: Whose fault was it anyway? Competencies in training (1)

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Investigation of association of microsomal TAG transfer protein gene MTTP-164 T>C promoter polymorphism with metabolic syndrome variables
A. AlSaleh, J. S. Y. Lui, S. O'Dell, T. Sanders
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Using a mixed-method approach to understand older adults' liking and potential barriers to consumption of oral nutritional supplements
O. B. Kennedy, L. Methven, K. Rahelu, N. Economou, M. A. Gosney
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Evaluation of malnutrition in hospitalised patients in Greece
G. Marakis, T. Karagiozoglou, I. Votsi, E. Kosteletou, L. Kontopoulou, F. Tsofliou
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Effects of a low-energy diet on serum insulin and leptin levels and body fat distribution in obese men
A. Djazayery, M. Maddah, M. R. Eshraghian
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Effect of epigallocatechin gallate on energy expenditure and key metabolic indices
V. Rajashekar, F. Hucklebridge, O. Kennedy, A. Cunliffe
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Minimum recovery time required between reactive hyperaemia stimulus in the repeated measurement of brachial flow-mediated dilation (FMD)
M. T. Barton, A. K. Thompson, K. J. Newens, C. M. Williams
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Short-term storage of plasma at 4°C, or at −80°C, has little impact on TAG-rich lipoprotein composition
V. Calabuig-Navarro, C. M. Walden, K. G. Jackson, A. M. Minihane
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