SAJCN 2020;33(2):25-48 (Second Quarter)
Guest editorials, CPD Articles, Research Abstracts and much more in this edition.
Obesity is a growing concern worldwide, especially as it is a major burden on healthcare systems. It is a significant contributor to the high rates of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which themselves claim an estimated 15 million lives each year.
For the first time in modern history, the current generation is expected to have a shorter life expectancy than their parents, simply because of obesity and the associated increased risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
Nutrition and healthy eating play a significant role in the management of obesity. Here you can access a wide range of content dealing with obesity management, childhood obesity and more.
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SAJCN 2020;33(2):25-48 (Second Quarter)
Guest editorials, CPD Articles, Research Abstracts and much more in this edition.
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Preventing & Managing Obesity, Over a Lifetime
Yes, obesity can be prevented and managed. However, obesity claims at least 2.8 million lives every year. Find tips & recommendations for every age, in the prevention and management of obesity.
Influencing flavour perception and preference in infants for long-term health
Practicing a healthy diet while pregnant can influence the eating patterns of the infant later on in life. Find out more on how to positively influence healthy eating behaviours.
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Ways to address obesity in people living with HIV
The HIV/AIDS pandemic has had a devasting grip on the globe over the past 41 years, with the African continent experiencing the brunt of the deadly virus and the sub-Saharan region containing the highest rates of HIV in the world.
Using nutrition to reduce the effects that toddlers face when born pre-term
Developing countries are responsible for 85% of pre-term births. Pre-term infants are at risk of developmental and feeding problems, that are commonly carried to toddler stages. Feeding behaviour in early life may influence an individual’s capacity