The Annals of Nutrition and Dietetics is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that focuses on advancing research and knowledge in the fields of nutrition, dietetics, and food science. The journal provides a platform for the publication of original research articles, reviews, clinical studies, and case reports that contribute to the understanding of how nutrition impacts human health. It encourages interdisciplinary research that bridges gaps between nutritional science, clinical dietetics, and public health policy.
Read MoreFood, essential for human health, can ironically become a source of harm when contaminated and or adulterated with harmful substances. This cross-sectional study reports on the awareness, knowledge, and perception of Cameroonians on food carcinogens and cancer.
The present study examined the association of nutritional status, presence of inflammation, and mother's educational level with Filipino school children's intellectual ability. The objectives were to: 1) characterize cognitive function in a group of apparently healthy school.
The role of Cortex Moutan as a traditional Chinese medicine in treating diabetes mellitus has garnered increasing attention, but its mechanism of action remains understudied. The compounds of C. Moutan were screened from the database according to two pharmacokinetic parameters, and seven potentially active compounds were obtained.
Millet utilization, despite nutritional and climate-resilient advantages, is limited by post-harvest constraints. This communication analyses critical challenges, including inadequate processing technology, suboptimal storage, and limited market access. Optimized post-harvest operations, encompassing cleaning, drying, dehusking, and controlled atmosphere storage, are crucial for maintaining millet quality and market value.
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) is a worldwide health concern that is frequently associated by micronutrient deficiencies, such as zinc. However, the frequency of zinc deficiency in T2DM patients remains little understood. The purpose of this systematic review was to assess the global prevalence of zinc insufficiency among individuals with T2DM.
