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Calcium and vitamin D supplementation in fragility fractures: are we up-to-date?
C. Tsang, J. Youngman
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27 January 2012, E273
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A beetroot juice shot is a significant and convenient source of bioaccessible antioxidants
Peter C. Wootton-Beard, Lisa Ryan
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14 October 2011, E135
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Validation of electronic diary (PRO-Diary) compared to validated paper questionnaires in normal individuals
S. Hampton, B. Middleton
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15 August 2011, E67
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PNS volume 70 issue 1 Cover and Back matter
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Collection of chemical occurrence data for the exposure assessments of additive intakes in the Irish diet as part of a pan-European chemical exposure surveillance system
A. M. Connolly, A McKevitt, A. P. Nugent, A. P. Hearty, M. J. Gibney
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15 August 2011, E68
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Preliminary results of a randomised controlled trial to evaluate the efficacy of a dietary and physical activity intervention in prostate cancer patients receiving androgen deprivation therapy
F. Haseen, R. F. O'Neill, L. J. Murray, J. M. O'Sullivan, M. M. Cantwell
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01 August 2011, E20
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Imidazole dipeptide content of dietary sources commonly consumed within the British diet
G. Jones, M. Smith, R. Harris
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27 January 2012, E363
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An Audit To Establish The Use of MUST for Inpatients In An Acute hospital
M. Patel, S. Chow, S. Mckay, L. Reid, R. Youngman, T. Dabbs, J. Moore, M. Taylor, E. Christodoulou, P. Patel
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27 January 2012, E274
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Flavonoid-rich berry-extract treatment decreases glucose uptake in human intestinal Caco-2 cells
F. Alzaid, H. M. Cheung, P. A. Sharp, V. R. Preedy, H. Wiseman
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14 October 2011, E136
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Effect of high fat diet and moderate exercise on T-lymphocytes of Peyer's patches mice
M. G. Zúñiga-Torres, B. E. Martínez-Carrillo, R. A. Jarillo-Luna, V. Rivera-Aguilar, R. Campos-Rodriguez, R. V. Pardo-Morales, C. Rosales-Gómez, R. Valdés-Ramos
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04 August 2011, E48
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Results in a SNAP – a MUST for effective compliance monitoring?
E. R. Walters, J. Barton, P. Norman, H. Warwick
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27 January 2012, E275
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Impact of liver fat on the response of plasma triacylglycerol to diets high and low in extrinsic sugars
A. Ahmad, C. Isherwood, J. D. Bell, E. L. Thomas, G. Frost, M. Umpleby, B. A. Griffin
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27 January 2012, E364
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A reference base for age-related decrease in lean tissue mass: whole body and segmental lean tissue mass in healthy young Irish men and women
S. Leahya, C. O'Neill, R. Sohun, P. Jakeman
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15 August 2011, E69
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The impact of cooking and digestion on the antioxidant capacity and polyphenol content of common culinary spices
I. Baker, M. Chohan, E. I. Opara
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14 October 2011, E137
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The provision of current and future Healthy Weight Management services from community pharmacies: A survey of community pharmacists' attitudes, practice and future possibilities
R. Newlands, M. C. Watson, A. J. Lee
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01 August 2011, E21
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Adipokines and the risk of type 2 diabetes in healthy middle-aged men: the PRIME study
C. E. Neville, M. C. McKinley, F. Kee, G. J. Linden, A. Evans, C. C. Patterson, J. Yarnell, I. S. Young, J. V. Woodside
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15 August 2011, E70
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Influence of polyphenols on in vitro starch digestibility of oat porridges
P. S. Thondre, L. Ryan, C. J. K. Henry
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14 October 2011, E138
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Evaluation of a training programme for new peer instructors in Healthy Food Made Easy – a cooking for health course for disadvantaged groups
S. Rigney, C. Cunningham, E. Purtill
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01 August 2011, E22
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Meal provision in a UK National Spinal Injury Centre – a qualitative audit of service users and stakeholders
S. S. Wong, A. Graham, D. Green, S. P. Hirani, G. Grimble, A. Forbes
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27 January 2012, E276
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Eggs at breakfast increase satiety and reduce the subsequent intake of energy at lunch and an evening meal relative to cereal or croissant-based breakfasts
L. Wilson, R. Fallaize, J. Gray, L. M. Morgan, B. A. Griffin
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