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IAEA’s Nutritional and Health-Related Environmental Studies Newsletter - August 2018 edition
The No 8. edition of IAEA’s Nutritional and Health-Related Environmental Studies Newsletter features the following articles.
Meeting outcomes
- New Technical Cooperation Projects to Improve Infant and Young Child Nutrition in Latin America and the Caribbean and Asia and the Pacific Region Kick Off
- Acute malnutrition and medium-term disease risk: Participants in IAEA regional project in Africa gather in Vienna to assess progress
- Deuterium dilution technique applied to assess body composition in school children in South and Eastern Europe
- International Symposium on In Vivo Body Composition Studies
- Caribbean Public Health Association Research Conference
- NAHRES participates at the European Congress on Obesity 2018
News
- Isotopes used to assess breastfeeding patterns in eSwatini
- New Publication by NAHRES staff: Isotope techniques may help in understanding how endocrine- disrupting chemicals contribute to the double burden of malnutrition
- The Diet, Anthropometry and Physical Activity Measurement Toolkit
- Quality Control for Stable Isotope measurements
- International Symposium on Understanding the Double Burden of Malnutrition for Effective Interventions
Success stories
- Thai Scientists Use Stable Isotopes to Improve Food Labelling and Nutrition
- Supporting Government Policy in Morocco to Address Micronutrient Deficiencies
- IAEA Coordinated Research Project contributes to initial evidence on how breastfeeding in the context of HIV affects infant growth and body composition
This edition also features a NAHRES Special article entitled Transformation towards sustainable, resilient and healthy societies by the UNSCN.
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Author:
IAEA
Year:
2018