Volume 1 Issue 4

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Epidemiology in clinical nutrition

▪ Author : Mark L Wahlqvist, Akira Okada, Vichai Tanphaichitr
▪ Keyword : epidemiology, clinical nutrition
▪ Content : Editorial
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Localized myopathy in a young man with abetalipoproteinaemia - mycardial infarction?

▪ Author : MR Levinson, MB Higginbotham, SH Quarfordt
▪ Keyword : localized myopathy, young, man, abetalipoproteinaemia
▪ Content : Myocardial infarction has not previously been reported as a complication of abetalipoproteinaemia (ABL). We describe a case of probable asymptomatic myocardial infarction in a 24-year-old male with ABL and no previous cardiac history. Electrocardiographic and imaging evidence of the injury is presented.
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Book review

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▪ Keyword : review, book
▪ Content : Protein energy malnutrition. J.C. Waterlow. London: Edward Arnold, 1992.
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Supplementary feeding in programmes in developing countries: lessons of the eighties (Part II: discussion and references)

▪ Author : Hossein Ghassemi
▪ Keyword : supplementary feeding, developing countries, eighties
▪ Content : This extensive report reviews the important lessons learned during the 1980s on supplementary food distribution for the vulnerable groups in developing countries. These lessons may be useful in making such programmes a more cost-effective option in narrowing the food/nutrient gap in intake among the programme beneficiaries. This report follows a similar report published at the end of the 1970s by the author and George Beaton for UNICEF.
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Insulin-like growth factor-I and fast growth-hormone levels in mild and moderately malnourished children

▪ Author : Wan Mohamud Wan Nazaimoon, Ali Osman, Mee Lian Ng, Tean Tune Tan, Loo Ling Wu, Othman Sakinah, Abdul Kadir Khalid
▪ Keyword : insulin-like growth factor-I, fast growth-hormone, malnourished, children
▪ Content : Insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) and fasting growth hormone levels were measured in a group of 255 children (163 males and 92 females, age ranged 6-17 years) of varying pubertal development and body mass index (BMI).
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A food frequency questionnaire for use in Chinese populations and its validation

▪ Author : Bridget H-H. Hsu-Hage, Mark L Wahlqvist
▪ Keyword : food frequency questionnaire, Chinese population
▪ Content : There is no gold standard in the assessment of individual dietary intake methodology. The choice of dietary method to estimate individual intake depends upon the study objectives for the assessment of individual intake.
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Colostrum avoidance and early infant feeding in Asian societies

▪ Author : G Dixon
▪ Keyword : colostrum avoidance, early infant feeding, Asian societies
▪ Content : A review of the literature on childbirth and early infant feeding in Asian societies indicates that the avoidance of colostrum and the introduction of other foods at a very early age are both widespread and persistent. These traditional attitudes should be recognized where there are attempts to reduce infant mortality and morbidity. Further research into these practices is suggested.
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Trends in the development of Thailand's nutrition and health plans and programs

▪ Author : Kraisid Tontisirin, Yongyout Kachondham, Pattanee Winichagoon
▪ Keyword : trend, Thailand, nutrition and health, plans and programs
▪ Content : Thailand's achievements in health and social development, since its First National Economic Development Plan (1961) and those of its National Food and Nutrition Plans beginning in the Fourth National Economic and Social Development Plan (1977), have received worldwide acclaim.
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Iron fortified salt distribution through integrated child development services in Orissa - an assessment

▪ Author : KV Rameshwar Sarma, GNV Brahmam, Ch Gal Reddy, M Ravindranath, N Pralhad Rao
▪ Keyword : iron fortified salt, child development services, Orissa
▪ Content : The present study was undertaken in two backward districts namely Phulbani and Sundargarh, of Orissa State, India, to study operational aspects of the distribution programme of iron fortified salt (IFS), and the extent of any overlap with the ongoing National Nutritional Anaemia Control Programme (NNACP) and possible toxic effects thereof.
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The effectiveness of 50% lactose-reduced milk in alleviating milk intolerance

▪ Author : J Brand Miller, V Munro
▪ Keyword : lactose-reduced milk, milk intolerance
▪ Content : The level of lactose reduction in milk is necessary to alleviate the signs and symptoms of lactose intolerance has received little study. The purpose of this study was to determine whether 50% lactose-reduction in milk is adequate to alleviate the signs and symptoms of lactose maldigestion, even when large amounts of milk are consumed.
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