Obesity

Obesity is a growing concern worldwide. For the first time in modern history, the current generation is expected to have a shorter life expectancy than their parents, simply because of obesity and the associated increased risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Here you can access a wide range of content dealing with obesity management, metabolic syndrome, childhood obesity and more.

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NNIW33 - PROTEIN METABOLISM DURING INFANCY

Optimal growth, development, and functional maturation of the infant and child clearly depend on the provision of an adequate intake and balance of more than 50 essential macro- and micro-nutrients. Of all these, protein is by far the most important determinant. Protein in the diet provides the essential amino acids necessary for protein synthesis and thus not only protein quantity but also quality is important. However, protein cannot be considered alone since there is a close interrelation between protein and energy metabolism with reference to growth.

Nutrition Academy

NUTRITION ACADEMY FOR NURSES AND MIDWIVES

Metabolic Programming: shaping a child's long term health

Webinar- Metabolic Programming: shaping a child's long term health

Interview with Lynette Neufeld: What is the global landscape of malnutrition in children? (videos)

Interview with Lynette Neufeld: What is the global landscape of malnutrition in children?

Snacking study shows kids eat nearly constantly (news)

Snacking study shows kids eat nearly constantly

Probiotics In Children: The Scientific Evidence (news)

Probiotics In Children: The Scientific Evidence

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Feeding babies with solid food early raises obesity risk later

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WHO issues guidance on emerging double threat of childhood obesity and undernutrition in low and middle income countries

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Objectifs du millénaire pour le développement et Nutrition

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Nutrition Interventions To Decrease The Prevalence Of Childhood Overweight And Obesity

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The Interaction Between Malaria And Nutrition