Research News Links: Food: Archive
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By age group ...about 5-11 yr olds / ...about 11-16 yr olds / ...about 16+ yr olds
age 5-11
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2022-12
Food Archive | 5-11
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2011-08 Children use the same ploys as adults to justify eating junk food... and ... Report
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2011-03 Genetic clue to peanut allergy
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2011-03 Walnuts and antioxidants
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2011-02 Children's diet and nutrition
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2010-11 Food allergies and birth date
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2010-06 Diet and asthma link researched
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2010-03 Lunchbox menus for 5-8 year olds
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2010-03 Recipes
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2010-02 Healthier primary school lunches
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2010-02 Peanut allergy therapy tested
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2009-12 Family mealtimes
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2009-11 Which report
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2009-10 Breakfast eating habits
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2009-08 Is popcorn good for you?
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2009-08 British Food Fortnight
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2009-08 Food allergies
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2009-07 Supermarket salads' nutrition
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2009-07 Fruit Juice 'Facts'
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2009-05 Lettuce gets a healthy suntan
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2009-03 Active kids get cooking
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2009-02 School Food Trust Newsletter
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2009-02 Lunchbox advice from the BBC
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2009-02 Licence to cook
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2008-11 Free cookbook for 11 year olds
aged 11-16
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2011-11 Tinned food and Bisphenol A
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2011-07 Is salt good for you?
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2011-05 Salt and Health
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2011-03 Food and IQ
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2010-07 Eating less meat may be the key to keeping a healthy weight ...and...
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2010-06 Food for sport
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2010-03 Fish oil and mental health
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2010-03 What makes a meal tasty?
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2010-03 Eat yourself gorgeous
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2010-02 Size zero is bad news for bones
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2009-09 Fatty liver from fizzy drinks?
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2009-09 Love food hate waste
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2009-08 Somerset school menus on Twitter
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2009-08 Poor knowledge of fruit and veg
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2009-08 'Appetite for Life' in Wales
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2009-08 Somerset school menus
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2009-08 'Appetite for Life'
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2009-06 Organic food in Italian Schools
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2009-02 Public Attitudes to Food Issues
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2009-01 Sam Stern - teenage chef
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2008-10 School vending machines
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2008-06 Love chips - love this website
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2008-05 Children's vitamin supplements
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2008-01 How to get back to real food
ages 16-plus
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2020-12
Food Archive | 16+
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2011-12 Tinned food and Bisphenol A
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2011-10 Caffeine and depression
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2011-08 Fatty food cravings
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2011-08 Diet and bowel cancer
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2011-05 Salt and Health
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2010-10 Drinking tea and heart disease
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2010-09 Vitamin B and dementia
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2010-09 Dairy products and weight loss
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2010-05 Beetroot juice may boost stamina
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2010-04 water footprint
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2010-04 Water footprint
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2009-09 Recipes4us - September
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2009-08 Poor knowledge of fruit and veg
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2009-07 Longer life for milk drinkers
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2009-07 Cooking with sound
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2008-09 Grants for young people (
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2008-09 Food events in London
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2008-06 Big breakfast 'aids weight loss'
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2008-05 Fish diet to avoid fights
Health and Wellbeing Research News Links: Reading and Weeding
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