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IAEA’s Nutritional and Health-Related Environmental Studies Newsletter – January 2019 edition
The 9th Nutritional & Health-related Environmental Studies Newsletter features the following articles.
Meeting outcomes
- International Symposium on Understanding the Double Burden of Malnutrition for Effective Interventions
- Stable isotopes and the double burdens of disease and malnutrition: reflections from the 8th African Nutritional Epidemiology Conference
- 62nd IAEA General Conference: Botswana shares results on body composition and anaemia among children living in malaria prone-areas
- Interregional project (INT/6/058) using stable isotopes to improve the evidence base for stunting reduction programmes worldwide
New publications
- IAEA Brief: Stable Isotope Techniques Help to Address the Double Burden of Malnutrition
- IAEA Video: Improving Health with Atomic Precision in Mauritius
- IAEA Doubly Labelled Water Database
- Assessment of Zinc Metabolism in Humans Using Stable Zinc Isotope Techniques
- Body mass index vs deuterium dilution method in African children
- IAEA’s role in fighting micronutrient malnutrition
Success stories
- A nuclear technique helps Seychelles to identify key drivers of overweight and obesity in school children
This edition also features a NAHRES Special article entitled The future of food systems by the UNSCN.
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Author:
IAEA
Year:
2019