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期刊名:Advances in nutrition

缩写:ADV NUTR

ISSN:2161-8313

e-ISSN:2156-5376

IF/分区:12.7/Q1

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Excessive sodium intake remains a leading global dietary risk. Although global targets exist, progress has been slow, highlighting the need to further align existing strategies with the primary sources of dietary sodium for most of the worl...
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Nutrition science is frequently characterized by heterogeneous findings, persistent controversy, and inconsistent interpretation of diet-disease relationships. These challenges are commonly attributed to limitations in measurement, confound...
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Daniel E Roth,Kelly M Watson,Huma Qamar et al. Daniel E Roth et al.
Early childhood undernutrition in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) is marked by population-wide linear growth faltering, whereby most children grow in height more slowly than expected for their age and a relatively high proportion o...
Robert E Bergia,Andrew W Brown,Michelle M Braun et al. Robert E Bergia et al.
For decades, dietary guidance has been a signal lost in the noise of our modern food environment, resulting in stagnant indices of diet quality despite clear dietary recommendations. Emerging obesity medications (EOMs), including GLP-1-base...
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