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Role of selenium and cabbage in colon carcinogenesis in mice.
(Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 1987)
The influence of dietary selenium and cabbage on
the formation of colon tumors in female Swiss mice treated with
1,2.dimethylhydrazine [(DMH) CAS: 540-73-8] was reported. Mice
received a control diet (laboratory chow), ...
Physicians and health promotion
(Canadian Medical Association Journal, 2005-12-05)
Seeking the Recipe for Success in Distance Education: Lessons from a Nutrition Course
(2006)
There is much debate as to how best to exploit the potential of the internet when designing distance education (DE) courses; the "formula for success" is still to be determined. In this Darwinian struggle for "market share" ...
Selling Health in a Bottle: How Consumers are being Ripped Off
(Edmonton Journal, 2007-03-05)
Population Nutrition, Health Promotion, and Government Policy
(Humana Press Inc., Totowa, NJ, 2006)
Food items consumed by students attending schools in different socio-economic areas in Cape Town, South Africa
(Nutrition, 2006)
Objective: We investigated the food consumption patterns of adolescent students at schools. Our findings are intended to reveal the overall nutritional quality of foods eaten by students at school, including foods brought ...
Development and validation of a knowledge test for health professionals regarding lifestyle modification
(Nutrition, 2003)
Objective: We wanted to develop and validate a test that assesses the knowledge and practices of health professionals (HPs) with regard to the role of nutrition, physical activity, and smoking cessation (lifestyle modification) ...
Fruit, vegetables, and cancer prevention trials
(Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 1999)
Medical research: a bettor's guide
(American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2002)
Water: a neglected nutrient in the young child? A South African perspective
(Blackwell Publishing Ltd., 2007)
Water is considered an essential nutrient because the body cannot produce enough water itself, by metabolism of food, to fulfil its need.When the quantity or quality of water is inadequate, health problems result, most ...