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Volume 77 - November 2018

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Impact of health marketing on the intake of sugars by children
G. Gardner, P. Moynihan, E. Foster, R. Holmes, A. Don Bosco, O. Hugeniot
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05 October 2018, E146
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Intakes and sources of vitamin K1 in Irish teenagers aged 13–17 years
C. Kingston, L. Kehoe, B.A. McNulty, A.P. Nugent, K.D. Cashman, J. Walton, A. Flynn
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Effect of vitamin D supplementation on 25-hydroxyvitamin D status and parathyroid hormone concentrations in Brazilian women living in Southern England: a double-blind, randomised, controlled trial
M.M. Mendes, K. Hart, J. Mendis, P.B. Botelho, S.A. Lanham-New
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06 September 2018, E78
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How well do activity monitors estimate energy expenditure? A systematic review and meta-analysis of the validity of current technologies
R. O'Driscoll, J. Turicchi, S. Scott, K. Beaulieu, J. Matu, K. Deighton, G. Finlayson, R.J. Stubbs
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05 October 2018, E147
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Evaluation of a weight management programme delivered onboard a warship
A.M. Shaw, L. Morrow, C. Abrams, S. Downie, A.J. Allsopp, E.L. Parsons, S.A. Wootton, J.L. Fallowfield
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05 October 2018, E148
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Selenium Intakes in Irish Adults
M. Buffini, J. Ryan, A.P. Nugent, J. Walton, A. Flynn, B.A. McNulty
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06 September 2018, E79
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Breakfast in relation to overall diet quality in UK children and adolescents
S. Gaal, M.B.E. Livingstone, H. McNulty, M. Ward, M.A. Kerr
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06 September 2018, E80
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Feasibility of smartphone application to promote physical activity in healthy Omani female adults
N. Al-Anqodi, F. McCullough, A.M. Salter
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05 October 2018, E149
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Are baby foods as innocent as they may look?
C.J. Geraghty, S. Taleghani, S. O'Mahony, O.C. Lyons, C.M. Donovan, C.B. O'Donovan, M.A.T. Flynn
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06 September 2018, E81
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Barriers and enablers of implementing gestational weight gain guidelines in GP-led shared maternity care: a qualitative study
R. Walker, T. Choi, K. Alexander, D. Mazza, H. Truby
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05 October 2018, E150
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Weight loss behaviours and their association with diet and perceived barriers to healthy eating among young adults in North East England
L. Francis, J. Young, J. Lara
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05 October 2018, E151
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Intakes of fruit and vegetables in Irish children (5–12 years)
R. McCarthy, L. Kehoe, J. Walton, B.A McNulty, A.P Nugent, A. Flynn
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06 September 2018, E82
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Associations between dietary patterns and age at natural menopause in the UK Women's Cohort Study
Y. Dunneram, D.C. Greenwood, J.E. Cade
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05 October 2018, E152
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Investigating associations between child bone mineral density and vitamin D status, diet, physical activity, and body composition at 5 years of age – Findings from the ROLO Kids Study
MK McVey, AA Geraghty, EC O'Brien, MJ McKenna, MT Kilbane, RK Crowley, PJ Twomey, FM McAuliffe
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06 September 2018, E83
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Determination of analytical precision in calculating total energy expenditure using the doubly labelled water method in humans
R. Baker, K. Donkers, E.R. Orford, P.A. Singh, M.C. Venables
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05 October 2018, E153
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Dietary Patterns in Irish Children (5–12yrs) and Weight Status
A. O'Donnell, M. Buffini, A.P. Nugent, J. Walton, A. Flynn, B.A. McNulty
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06 September 2018, E84
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Socioeconomic status and the association between height and obesity amongst first class primary school children in Ireland
A. Scully, M.M. Heinen, S. Bel-Serrat, L. Daly, J. Mehegan, C.M. Murrin, C.C. Kelleher
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06 September 2018, E85
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The energy expenditure of Royal Navy submariners
F. Gunner, D. Reece, C. Hambly, J.R. Speakman, J.L. Fallowfield
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05 October 2018, E154
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The effect of L-rhamnose on gastrointestinal transit rates, short chain fatty acids and appetite regulation
C.S. Byrne, T. Preston, J. Brignardello, I. Garcia-Perez, E. Holmes, G.S. Frost, D.J. Morrison
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05 October 2018, E155
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Toddler foods on the Irish market – snack attack!
S. Taleghani, C.J Geraghty, S. O'Mahony, O.C. Lyons, C. B. O'Donovan, C.M. Donovan, M.A.T. Flynn
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06 September 2018, E86
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Volume 77 - November 2018

Abstract

Impact of health marketing on the intake of sugars by children

Intakes and sources of vitamin K1 in Irish teenagers aged 13–17 years

Effect of vitamin D supplementation on 25-hydroxyvitamin D status and parathyroid hormone concentrations in Brazilian women living in Southern England: a double-blind, randomised, controlled trial

How well do activity monitors estimate energy expenditure? A systematic review and meta-analysis of the validity of current technologies

Evaluation of a weight management programme delivered onboard a warship

Selenium Intakes in Irish Adults

Breakfast in relation to overall diet quality in UK children and adolescents

Feasibility of smartphone application to promote physical activity in healthy Omani female adults

Are baby foods as innocent as they may look?

Barriers and enablers of implementing gestational weight gain guidelines in GP-led shared maternity care: a qualitative study

Weight loss behaviours and their association with diet and perceived barriers to healthy eating among young adults in North East England

Intakes of fruit and vegetables in Irish children (5–12 years)

Associations between dietary patterns and age at natural menopause in the UK Women's Cohort Study

Investigating associations between child bone mineral density and vitamin D status, diet, physical activity, and body composition at 5 years of age – Findings from the ROLO Kids Study

Determination of analytical precision in calculating total energy expenditure using the doubly labelled water method in humans

Dietary Patterns in Irish Children (5–12yrs) and Weight Status

Socioeconomic status and the association between height and obesity amongst first class primary school children in Ireland

The energy expenditure of Royal Navy submariners

The effect of L-rhamnose on gastrointestinal transit rates, short chain fatty acids and appetite regulation

Toddler foods on the Irish market – snack attack!

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