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Dietary Assessment Ltd listed in top 50 tech firms
We’re very pleased to announce that we have been listed in the top 10 tech firms in the Yorkshire and
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New team member for Dietary Assessment Ltd
We’re very excited to welcome a new recruit to our growing team Dietary Assessment have expanded their team with the
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New weight management campaign launched to tackle obesity
The new campaign aims to raise awareness of the impact of obesity-related-ill-health and features our founder Prof Janet Cade. We’re
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Call for clearer labelling after Sugar content of honey and syrups analysed
Despite honey and syrups being classed as free sugars, the same as table sugar, products containing them are often marketed
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Prof Cade talks dietary assessment at ILSI meeting
Prof Janet Cade discussed the latest advances in dietary assessment technologies suchas apps and wearables, including the validation of myfood24,
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Fruit juice vs whole fruit and the risk of CVD
New Study: Pure fruit juice and fruit consumption and the risk of CVD: the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and
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Suggested portion sizes do not reflect actual portion size consumed
New study published: Comparing consumed portion sizes of energy dense foods with their on-pack serving sizes In the last 20
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New portion size guidance published
This week the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF) launched some new resources aimed to help individuals ‘get portion wise’. The resources developed by
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Recent findings published by NHS Digital
NHS Digital have published findings from their Health Survey for England 2017 This week the findings from NHS Digital’s Health Survey
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Prevention is key to tacking obesity-related illnesses
UK Government has announced that an extra £20.5 billion a year will be given to the NHS, one of the
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7,000 under 25’s with type 2 diabetes in England and Wales
GPs are already under considerable pressure. And now, according to Diabetes UK, they are also dealing with a huge increase in
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Calls for stronger national diet surveys
We need to “strengthen and expand nationally representative diet and nutrition surveys” Prof Janet Cade emphasised this statement from the