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Starting: Sun Sep 2 05:55:27 PDT 2007
Ending: Fri Sep 28 06:05:35 PDT 2007
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[PHNUTR-L] Women Lose Weight at Least a Decade Before Diagnosis of Dementia Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] October Nutrition Education Links Judy Doherty
[PHNUTR-L] Professor Identifies New Eating Disorder Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] NYTimes.com: For the Overweight, Bad Advice by the Spoonful jikeda at berkeley.edu
[PHNUTR-L] NYTimes.com: For the Overweight, Bad Advice by the Spoonful jikeda at berkeley.edu
[PHNUTR-L] NYTimes.com: For the Overweight, Bad Advice by the Spoonful jikeda
- [PHNUTR-L] NYTimes.com: For the Overweight, Bad Advice bythe Spoonful Winn, Tonja
[PHNUTR-L] Grains can control blood sugar all day, new research Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Eliminating colours, additives could help hyperactive kids, says FSA Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Web resource: Kick off the football season with FOOD-Ball PowerPoint Alice C Henneman
[PHNUTR-L] Asian languages pamphlets to Prevent Childhood Obesity jikeda
[PHNUTR-L] Recent US soft drink consumption Oberg, Donna
[PHNUTR-L] nutrition and food clipart Judy Doherty
[PHNUTR-L] Study Sheds Light on Role of Vitamin E in Heart Disease Prevention Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Calcium and Vitamin D Supplementation May Prevent Fracture and Bone Loss (Meta-analysis) Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Safety of vitamin D3 in adults with multiple sclerosis Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] High Dose Vitamin C Improves Quality of Life in Terminal Cancer Patients Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Artificial Food Additives May Increase Hyperactivity in Children Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Adverse drug events reported to FDA appear to have increased markedly Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Prescription Labels Geared Toward Pharmacies, Not Patients Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] How vitamin C stops the big 'C' Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Vitamin D supplements appear to be associated with lower risk of death Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Fwd: [shaes] weight cycling and renal cancer jikeda
[PHNUTR-L] Position available - Oregon State Univ Extension Community Nutrition/Public Health Specialist Tobey, Lauren
[PHNUTR-L] Web resource: consumer food safety handouts/posters (updated) and PowerPoints Alice C Henneman
[PHNUTR-L] Metabolic syndrome heightens risk for development of uric-acid kidney stones Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Americans living longer than ever before Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Plasma folate concentration and cognitive performance: Rotterdam Scan Study Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Nutrients lutein and zeaxanthin associated with reduced risk for age-related eye disease Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Arbor Clinical Nutrition Update #281: Vegetarianism & bone health Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] On Web -- School Wellness PowerPoint: 37 updated slides Alice C Henneman
[PHNUTR-L] Artificial Food Additives May Increase Hyperactivity in Children Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] New Guidelines Issued on Optimal Hemoglobin A1C Targets for Type 2 Diabetes Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Whole Grain Intake - Particularly Bran - May Reduce the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Dietary intake and status of folate and vitamin B12 and their association with homocysteine and cardiovascular disease in European populations Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Quote Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Consumption of Crushed Flaxseeds May Reduce Hot Flashes Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Effect of ...fermented milk enriched with plant sterols on serum lipid profile...in moderate hypercholesterolemia Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Plasma Homocysteine is Associated with Risk of Mild Cognitive Impairment in Elderly Subjects Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Web Resource: Quiz on "Do You REALLY Know How Much You Eat? Alice C Henneman
[PHNUTR-L] Web Resource: Quiz on "Do You REALLY Know How Much You Eat? Alice C Henneman
[PHNUTR-L] Consumption of Whole Grains May Reduce the Risk of Mortality due to Inflammatory Diseases Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Chronic stress can steal years from caregivers' lifetimes Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Think Healthy! New Education Materials available Josefine Wendel
[PHNUTR-L] Fw: Think Healthy! New Education Materials available Josefine Wendel
[PHNUTR-L] Significance of nutrition in obesity Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Vitamin E trials 'fatally flawed' Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Seeking Evaluator for National Farm to School Network Andrea Misako Azuma
[PHNUTR-L] Vitamin D Deficiency May Be an Independent Risk Factor for CVD in DMII Pts with Mild Kidney Dysfunction Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Glycemic Index Values are Variable Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Supplement May Curb Gambling Addiction Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Moderate Intake of Omega-3 PUFA and Fish Consumption May Have Potential In Lowering the Risk of Depression, Anxiety, or Stress Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Higher Intake of Soft Drinks and Meat May Increase Risk for Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Supplement May Curb Gambling Addiction hecowan
[PHNUTR-L] N-acetylcysteine May Induce Ovulation in Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Efficacy of , , , oral vitamin D supplementation with or without calcium in elderly nursing home residents Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Omega-3 Fatty Acids Protective for Children at Risk for Type 1 Diabetes Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] US hospitals report infections increasing in frequency and cost Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Studies: Children obese due to a host of unhealthy pressures Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Hormone-driven effects on eating, stress mediated by same brain region Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Discovery supports theory of Alzheimer's disease as form of diabetes Kathrynne Holden
[PHNUTR-L] Mixing large doses of both acetaminophen painkiller and caffeine may increase risk of liver damage Kathrynne Holden

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