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BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health
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ISSN 2516-5542 · BMJ Publishing Group · 518 articles in the index
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Physical activity, deductibles and individual health expenditures
Background Adequate physical activity (PA) promotes health, but whether it also reduces health-related expenditures has not been thoroughly assessed. We investigated the association between PA levels and individual health expenditures and health insurance deductibles.Methods Data from the third…
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Environmental footprint of a low-fat vegan diet and Mediterranean diet: a secondary analysis of a randomised clinical trial
Background Plant-based foods, compared with animal-based foods, have a smaller environmental impact.Objective This secondary analysis used a randomised, crossover trial to calculate and compare the environmental impact of two plant-forward diets: low-fat vegan and Mediterranean.Methods 62…
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Recovery rate and predictors of severe acute malnutrition among under-five children admitted to therapeutic feeding units in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Background Severe acute malnutrition (SAM) is a leading cause of mortality among under-five children in Ethiopia. Despite prior systematic reviews and meta-analyses in Ethiopia, the pooled recovery rate of SAM from 2019 to 2024 remains unknown, and the pooled effect of other contributing factors…
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Relationships between sodium, fats and carbohydrates on blood pressure, cholesterol and HbA1c: an umbrella review of systematic reviews
Background The relationship between nutrition and health is complex and the evidence to describe it broad and diffuse. This review brings together evidence for the effect of nutrients on cardiometabolic risk factors.Methods An umbrella review identified systematic reviews of randomised controlled…
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Establishing consensus on nutrition competencies for medicine: a Delphi study
Background Significant research, regulatory bodies and even governmental resolutions have identified meaningful nutrition education for medical and other healthcare professionals as a priority. Doctors are well placed to provide nutrition care, yet nutrition education in medicine remains inadequate…
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Gender differences in weight gain during attempted and successful smoking cessation on dulaglutide treatment: a predefined secondary analysis of a randomised trial
Background Women seem to have more difficulty quitting smoking than men. This is particularly concerning as smoking puts women at a higher risk of developing smoking-associated diseases. Greater concerns about postcessation weight gain in women have been postulated as a possible explanation.Methods…