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  1. Manuals of Food Quality Control: Food Analysis : General Techniques, Additives, Contaminats and Composition (Fao Food and Nutrition Paper)
  2. Residues of Some Veterinary Drugs in Animals & Foods: Abamectin, Ceftiofur Sodium, Chlorte Tracycline, Diclazuril Doramectin (Fao Food and Nutrition Paper) by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1996-12
  3. Residues Of Some Veterinary Drugs In Animals And Foods. Cefuroxime, Cypermethrin, Alpha-cypermethrin, Doramectin, Lincomycin, Melengestrol Acetate, Pirlimycin, ... No. 41/16 (Fao Food and Nutrition Paper,) by World Health Organization, 2005-02
  4. Food and Nutrition in the Management of Group Feeding Programmes (FAO Food & Nutrition Paper) by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1993-12-31
  5. Residues of Veterinary Drugs in Foods (Food & Nutrition Papers) by Food and Agriculture Organization, 1992-05
  6. Evaluation of sugar fortification with vitamin A at the national level (Scientific publication - Pan American Health Organization ; no. 384) by Institute of Nutrition of Central America and Panama, 1979
  7. Edible Plants of Uganda (Food & Nutrition Papers) by Food and Agriculture Organization, 1989-07
  8. Compendium of Food Additive Specifications Addendum 9 (Fao Food and Nutrition Papers) by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 2001-06
  9. Residues of Some Veterinary Drugs in Animals and Foods (Food & Nutrition Papers) by Food and Agriculture Organization, 1995-03
  10. Residues of Some Veterinary Drugs in Animals and Foods: Deltamethrin, Dihydrostretomycin, Doramectin, Estradiol-17B, Neomycin (Fao Food and Nutrition Paper) by World Health Organization, 2000-06
  11. Residues of Some Veterinary Drugs in Animals and Foods: Ceftiofur, Cyfluthrin, Danofloxacin,... (Fao Food and Nutrition Paper,) by Food and Agriculture Organization of the, 1998-09
  12. Enhancing Developing Country Participation in FAO/WHO Scientific Advice Activities (Food and Nutrition Series) by Food and Agriculture Organization, 2007-05-01
  13. Marine Biotoxins (Fao Food and Nutrition Paper) by H. P. Van Egmond, 2004-12
  14. Crop Production Levels and Fertilizer Use (FAO fertilizer and plant nutrition bulletin) by Food and Agriculture Organization, 1982-04

41. Nutrition
nutrition organizations Websites. American Dietetic Organization American Society for Nutritional Sciences. Top of the page
http://lib.mansfield.edu/nutrition.html
PILOT Databases Journals List ILL ... North Hall Library Nutrition Encyclopedia of Food and Culture Medline DIT 4420
Nutrition Research Seminar Nursing Nutrition Websites NOAH: New York Online Access to Health
Extensive list of web nutrition resources organized by subject University of Wisconsin/Steenbock Memorial Library
Comprehensive nutrition webography Top of the page Federal Government Nutrition Websites Food and Nutrition Center/National Agricultural Library
Offers annotated list of both government and non-government web sites FoodSafety.gov
Portal for government food safety-related information Nutrition.Gov
Provides easy access to all online federal government information on nutrition Top of the page Pennsylvania Nutrition Websites Pennsylvania Cooperative Extension Penn State Dept. of Food Science/Extension - Outreach
Offers information about food science and nutrition Top of the page Nutrition Organizations' Websites American Dietetic Organization American Society for Nutritional Sciences Top of the page
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42. Pulling Weeds: Sorting Through Nutrition Information - Yale-New Haven Hospital
They are often affiliated with credible nutrition organizations, universities or medical centers. Look for the credentials “RD,” which identifies a
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Admitting Children's admitting Psychiatric admitting Mailing address: Yale-New Haven Hospital 20 York Street New Haven, CT
Pulling weeds: Sorting through nutrition information
Lose 10 pounds in 10 days! Eat everything you want, and still lose weight! Are you intrigued? Are you frantically reading to learn more? Headlines grab our attention and reel us in, especially in today's fast-paced, information-filled world. However, once you are reeled in, the challenge is to harvest good information. But how do you weed out the bad information? Even though you may not have a background in nutrition, health, exercise, biology or chemistry (Hey, we can't all be biochemists!), you can become consumer savvy. With a little guidance and training, anyone can learn to do a better job weeding out the bad information. The information age Information invades our lives via several different channels. Even a leisurely drive is bombarded by radio messages and billboard advertisements. According to the American Dietetic Association's (ADA)

43. Vegan Nutrition With Dina Aronson, R.D.
Active in many vegetarian nutrition organizations, Dina is the nutrition consultant for the Boston Vegetarian Society and the state representative for the
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Vegan Nutrition with Dina Aronson, M.S. R.D.
Dina Aronson, MS, RD is a vegan dietitian whose specialties include chronic disease prevention, vegetarian/vegan nutrition, and lifestyle management. She is the founder and director of NutraWiz.com, a nutrition consulting company. Active in many vegetarian nutrition organizations, Dina is the nutrition consultant for the Boston Vegetarian Society and the state representative for the Vegetarian Nutrition Dietetic Practice Group. She is also the recipient of the American Dietetic Association's Recognized Young Dietitian of the Year Award in 2002.
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I am very interested in becoming a nutritional advisor, (holistic nutrition in particular). I am vegan and raising my 11 month son the same. I've been searching high and low for a high quality educational facility for certification. I must be able to complete the program within a year, because that is how long the government will help me with the costs of daycare while in school. (I am a single mom) Do you have any recommendations? Do you think that a "normal" nutritional degree will work with a vegan lifestyle? I am nervous that I'll enter a government accepted "accredited" program, and the values of the facility will clash with mine. I just don't think I can advocate people feeding their kids tons of meat and dairy!! I am especially interested in working with indigo children (I am one myself) and kids with ADD/ADHD. Any suggestions? Thanks! - Linda

44. G. Nutrition
which have been taken to coordinate the nutrition activities of both organizations establish national nutrition organizations where none now exist,
http://www.fao.org/docrep/x5579E/x5579e08.htm
Contents G. Nutrition The Conference considers that the integration of nutrition into the work of FAO as a whole is of the utmost importance and emphasizes again the feet that the improvement of nutritional conditions is a basic objective of the Organization. With these ideas in mind, it has reviewed the work of the Organization in nutritional in 1949 and the program for 1950. Work of FAO The Conference expresses its approval of the work accomplished by FAO in the field of nutrition in 1949 and considers that satisfactory provision for extending and developing this work is made in the 1950 program. It notes that the studies of appropriate measures for application in school feeding and nutrition education programs, now being undertaken, are nearing completion, and that an analysis of the technique and interpretation of diet surveys has reached the stage of publication. It is the view of the Conference that in extending work in these fields in 1950 and 1951, the emphasis should be on providing direct technical assistance to governments in carrying out practical programs. Collaboration with Other Specialized Agencies The Conference notes that FAO is collaborating with other UN Agencies with interests in nutrition, including WHO, UNICEF, and ILO.

45. VI. Nutrition
in developing newer or stronger national nutrition organizations and that it was National FAO Committees and national nutrition organizations who,
http://www.fao.org/docrep/x5572E/x5572e0x.htm
Contents VI. Nutrition Introduction 1. The work of the Nutrition Division since the last session of the Conference has been marked by orientation toward practical programs in the field and by preparation for development in line with the recommendations of FAO general and regional conferences, technical meetings, the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Nutrition, requests from governments, and from other international agencies. This tendency will become more important in the near future because of Special Fund projects, the progressive and continuous increase in the Technical Assistance projects, the increasing support from UNICEF to nutrition and home economic programs, and developments under the Freedom from Hunger Campaign. 2. The Committee noted with great satisfaction this rapid growth, it also noted and approved the fact that these activities are rightly carried out mainly in developing countries, that they are essentially within the role of FAO, and that they all contribute to raising levels of living and welfare in these countries. However, the expansion has been so rapid as to require the full-time attention of a very large part of the present staff. 3. The impact of such developments on the basic activities to be carried out under the regular program is creating some concern. The applied programs must be based on knowledge of food and nutrition conditions in the various regions and countries, as well as of requirements as assessed by scientific studies. Field projects involve more work at Headquarters in connection with recruiting, briefing and servicing the experts. Up to now, the increased workload resulting from the expansion of past activities, or the creation of new activities likely to lead soon to actual projects, has been carried out without extra personnel.

46. Health Nutrition Facts About Avocados.
As the Health Nutrition Facts label shows, there s a lot of healthy goodness from some of the world s leading nutrition organizations including Produce
http://www.avocado.org/health-nutrition/nutrition-facts.php
As the Nutrition Facts label shows, there's a lot of wholesome goodness inside every Fresh California Avocado. Avocados are cholesterol- free, sodium-free and low in saturated fat. Avocados have a variety of vitamins, minerals and beneficial plant compounds that can help the nutrient quality of your diet. Avocados are an important part of 5 A Day The Color Way , a program for healthier eating that includes eating a variety of colorful fresh fruits and vegetables in your daily diet. Fresh California Avocados act as a "nutrient booster" allowing the body to absorb more beneficial plant compounds like alpha-carotene, beta-carotene, lycopene and lutein found in fruits and vegetables. Research shows that avocados offer the following phytonutrients that contribute to overall health and wellness:
  • Lutein - a carotenoid associated with healthy eye, heart and prostate function. Vitamin E - a powerful antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals. Glutathione - functions as an antioxidant like vitamin E. Beta-sitosterol - helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels.

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  • American College of Nutrition Promotes the field of nutrition science in mainstream media. Has philosophy, board members, upcoming meetings, and membership information.
  • American Dietetic Association Nutrition information, resources, and access to Registered Dietitians provided by ADA and the National Center for Nutrition and Dietetics.
  • 48. Faith-Based And Community Initiatives: Grant Catalog - Food And Nutrition
    Schools, other child nutrition organizations, nonprofit summer camps for children, charitable institutions, and nutrition programs for the elderly must
    http://www.whitehouse.gov/government/fbci/grants-catalog-food.html
    Messages from Director Jim Towey Overview President Bush's FBCI Speeches Executive Orders ... Federal Statistics
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      Community Food and Nutrition Program
      Department of Health and Human Services
      To provide for community-based, local, statewide and national programs which: (1) coordinate existing private and public food assistance resources to better serve low-income populations, whenever such coordination is determined to be inadequate; (2) assist low-income communities to identify potential sponsors of child nutrition programs and initiate new programs in underserved or unserved areas; and (3) develop innovative approaches at the State and local level to meet the nutritional needs of low-income individuals. States receive Community Food and Nutrition funds for Statewide Community Food and Nutrition initiatives, which must be subgranted to eligible agencies. Federal funds are competitively-awarded to eligible agencies for statewide and local program activities which address one or more of the above objectives and also include outreach and public education efforts designed to inform low-income individuals and displaced workers of the nutrition services available to them under the various federally-assisted nutrition programs. Projects are normally funded for 1 year and each project will have an expiration date; however, at the Director's discretion, competitively-awarded grants may support projects for shorter or longer periods.

    49. Qango : Health: Nutrition: Organizations
    Qango Directory Organizations, all of Qango only this category, Options Help Home Health Nutrition Organizations, Suggest a Site
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    50. NutriWEB -- Nutrition Virtual Library
    nutrition organizations. National Food Research Institute, NFRI (Japan). As the only national research institute carrying out postharvest research,
    http://nutriweb.org.my/virlib/prof/norg2.htm
    Home Health Professional Health Organisations Nutrition Organizations National Food Research Institute, NFRI (Japan) As the only national research institute carrying out postharvest research, the National Research Institute(NFRI) covers a wide range of research activities from basic to applied. The priorty area of our research is the technology development for food processing and distribution food safety, scientific evaluation of food and food components in relation to human health, and identification and utilization of new functionalities found in living organisms. National Institute of Health and Nutrition This is the home page of the National Institute of Health and Nutrition, containing some information about NIHN, Tokyo, Japan National Institute of Health and Nutrition, NIHN (Japan) The National Institute of Health and Nutrition is one of the affiliated research institutes of Ministry of Health and Welfare. This institute works as a research center of the Health Promotion and Nutrition. National Institute of Nutrition (NIN), India

    51. NutriWEB -- Nutrition Virtual Library
    nutrition organizations. American Dietetic Association. The American Dietetic Association promotes optimal nutrition and well being for all people by
    http://nutriweb.org.my/virlib/prof/norg1.htm
    Home Health Professional Health Organisations Nutrition Organizations American Dietetic Association The American Dietetic Association promotes optimal nutrition and well being for all people by advocating for its members. To foster, co-ordinate and articulate Monash University’s interests and strengths in health development in the Asia Pacific Region through partnerships and networks. Commonwealth Association of Paediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition Promote the knowledge of and training in paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition throughout the Commonwealth but especially amongst developing countries. Department of Nutrition MOH Singapore To be a focal point for nutritional information relevant to Singapore. Dietitians of Canada Promoting health through food and nutrition. Florida Dietetic Association The Florida Dietetic Association (FDA) is the advocate of the dietetic profession serving the citizens of Florida through the promotion of optimal nutrition, health, and well-being.

    52. Women's Health Matters Network: Resources
    Links to other food and nutrition organizations are provided. Tabs are also provided for information on membership, CCFN events, news items and press
    http://www.womenshealthmatters.ca/resources/show_res.cfm?ID=40730

    53. Taking Action To Improve Children's Nutrition & Fitness: The Role Of Schools
    More than 35 health organizations recognized the growing importance of this issue health, physical activity, and nutrition organizations working to take
    http://www.nationaldairycouncil.org/NationalDairyCouncil/Health/Digest/dcd74-2Pa
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    Educate your patients on the importance of 3-A-Day of Dairy: Here's a new tool (PDF: 618k) to show families how to get their 3-A-Day of Dairy every day for stronger bones.
    Developed in conjunction with The American Academy of Family Physicians, The American Academy of Pediatrics, The American Dietetic Association, and The National Medical Association.
    Dairy Council Digest Archives
    Introduction
    Background. Concern about the growing children's health crisis led National Dairy Council to approach the nation's leading education and health organizations to discuss the possible role schools might play in finding solutions to this crisis. At the same time, The Surgeon General's office released the "Call to Action to Prevent and Decrease Overweight and Obesity" (2). The report is clear: children's health is at risk. The Surgeon General reports that unhealthy dietary habits and sedentary behavior together account for 300,000 deaths and $100 billion in healthcare costs annually (2).

    54. Taking Action To Improve Children's Nutrition & Fitness: The Role Of Schools
    physical activity, health, and nutrition organizations. The Summit , with help from partner organizations, launched Action for Healthy Kids State Teams.
    http://www.nationaldairycouncil.org/NationalDairyCouncil/Health/Digest/dcd74-2Pa
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    for the NDC Update for the latest dairy nutrition news, fast facts, free tools for patients, expert nutrition advice and information on updated dairy nutrition resources.
    Educate your patients on the importance of 3-A-Day of Dairy: Here's a new tool (PDF: 618k) to show families how to get their 3-A-Day of Dairy every day for stronger bones.
    Developed in conjunction with The American Academy of Family Physicians, The American Academy of Pediatrics, The American Dietetic Association, and The National Medical Association.
    Dairy Council Digest Archives
    Summary
    The health of our nation's children is in jeopardy. The prevalence of overweight among young people has doubled in recent decades. Many children are physically inactive. Also, a large proportion of children's energy intake comes from the tip of the Food Guide Pyramid (i.e., fats, oils, and sweets). This reflects a poor dietary pattern resulting in nutrient deficiencies. Declining consumption of milk among children has adverse nutritional and health consequences. Milk is a nutrient dense food rich in calcium and an important source of other essential nutrients. Low intake of milk is associated with poor bone health and increased risk of osteoporosis and other chronic conditions in later years.
    Schools are an ideal setting to help children gain the knowledge, skills, and motivation to establish a healthy dietary pattern and to be physically active. Recognition of the health crisis facing the nation's children led to the

    55. Nutrition Education
    Chair, Federation of Australian nutrition organizations. Chair, Food Safety Council of Victoria. Board Member, Australia New Zealand Food Authority
    http://www.nutritionaustralia.org/News_in_Nutrition/Published_Papers/Orations/nu
    The 1999 Jo Rogers Memorial Oration of the Australian Nutrition Foundation
    The views expressed in the Annual Jo Rogers Memorial Oration do not necessarily represent those of the Australian Nutrition Foundation Inc.
    Nutrition Education for a Sustainable Future
    Mark L. Wahlqvist
    B.Med.Sc., M.D.B.S. (Adelaide), M.D. (Uppsala), FRACP, FAIFST, FACN, FAFPHM National Chair, Australian Nutrition Foundation, since 1995 Professor of Medicine, Associate Dean (International Health) Monash University, Melbourne, Australia President-Elect, International Union of Nutritional Sciences Chair, Federation of Australian Nutrition Organizations Chair, Food Safety Council of Victoria Board Member, Australia New Zealand Food Authority Editor-in-Chief, Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition President, Asia Pacific Clinical Nutrition Society
    Josephine Frances Rogers (1925-1996)
    As the fourth Chair of the Australian Nutrition Foundation, it is a privilege to give the 3 rd annual oration in recognition of the Foundation’s 2 nd Chair, Josephine Frances Rogers, a practising dietitian and outstanding nutrition educator for her entire professional life. She mentored many of today’s Australian nutrition leaders and stimulated intersectoral linkages from which we continue to benefit. Her predecessor, Professor Basil Hetzel, the inaugural Chair of the Australian Nutrition Foundation from, 1979 to 1984 happened to be my Professor of Medicine and an important role model for me in nutrition and public health at Adelaide University.

    56. American Society For Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition
    Joseph Boullata, PharmD, BCNSP Director at Large for Pharmacists Pharmacy Liaison. Jane Doszpoly, MA, RD, CNSD Liaison to Local nutrition organizations
    http://www.nutritioncare.org/chapters/phillymain.html
    PASPEN Officers Liz Emery MS, RD, CNSD, LDN
    President
    E-mail: emery@lasalle.edu Maryann King, MPH, RD, CNSD, LDN President Elect Elizabeth (Betsy) Kile, RD, CNSD, LDN Immediate Past President Michele Seitz, MA, RD, CNSD, LDN
    Secretary Amanda Wasylik, RD, CNSD, LDN
    Treasurer Kathy Milliken, RN, MSN, CRNP
    Directors at Large for Nurses Marianne Aloupis, RD, CNSD, LDN
    Director at Large for Dietitians Nhu Huynh, RD Director at Large for Dietitians David Wernsing, MD Director at Large for Physicians Joseph Boullata, PharmD, BCNSP Jane Doszpoly, MA, RD, CNSD
    Liaison to Local Nutrition Organizations Samantha Kim, RD, CNSD, CDE, LDN Newsletter/Website Editor
    E-mail: kimsa@email.chop.edu Marcia Silkroski, RD, LDN
    Historian Message from the President
    This has been an exciting year for PASPEN! We started with our Fifteenth Annual Fall Symposium, drawing the largest meeting attendance in our history. Over 140 professionals and students representing the fields of Dietetics, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Medicine joined together for "Straight From the Gut: Nutrition Support in GI Patients." Details will be published in our next newsletter.

    57. American Society For Parenteral Enteral Nutrition
    Jane Doszpoly, MA, RD, CNSD Liaison to Local nutrition organizations President of Nutrition Advantage – a company that provides quality nutrition
    http://www.nutritioncare.org/chapters/phillyboard.html

    58. Canadian Council Of Food And Nutrition - In Action
    Canadian Food and nutrition organizations Canadian Government Dietetic Associations and Nutrition Foundations Food Industry Commodity Organizations
    http://www.ccfn.ca/in_action/links.asp
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    In Action
    Reliable Links
    The Canadian Council of Food and Nutrition has compiled this list to provide convenient access to reliable food and nutrition information. This list is not intended to be exhaustive and CCFN does not assume responsibility for the accuracy of the content provided by external sources. The reliable links are divided into these categories: Canadian Food and Nutrition Organizations
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    Canadian Institute of Food Science and Technology (CIFST)
    National association for food industry professionals. Position statement on food irradiation; links to academic, professional and industry publication websites. Canadian Partnership for Consumer Food Safety Education
    Provides information on foodborne illness, the FightBAC campaign, and food safety education materials. The Canadian Research Institute for Food Safety
    (CRIFS) CRIFS is dedicated to the generation of new knowledge through basic and applied research, to the training of scientists and to providing information and expertise applicable to all sectors of the food industry.

    59. FLUID AND CARBOHYDRATE IN TEAM GAMES
    Exercisescience and sports-nutrition organizations have produced position stands or recommendations about the intake of fluid and carbohydrate during
    http://www.sportsci.org/jour/9901/lmb.html
    SPORTSCIENCE sportsci.org Perspectives: Nutrition FLUID AND CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE DURING TEAM GAMES: Research and Recommendations Louise M Burke PhD Department of Sports Nutrition, Australian Institute of Sport, Belconnen 2616, Australia. Email: lburke=AT=ausport.gov.au Sportscience 3(1), sportsci.org/jour/9901/lmb.html, 1999 (1733 words) Reviewed by Mark Hargreaves PhD, School of Health Sciences, Deakin University, Burwood 3125, Australia Reprint Help KEYWORDS: nutrition, research design, sports drinks, supplementation, team sports Performance in team sports is determined by a complex mixture of physical fitness and mental skills. Players may have to run quickly to the ball or scene of play, perform maneuvers involving strength, and execute skills involving cognitive function and fine motor control. Nutritional strategies could impact these physical and mental components of performance. Exercise-science and sports-nutrition organizations have produced position stands or recommendations about the intake of fluid and carbohydrate during exercise. Typically these guidelines target the requirements of sports involving prolonged continuous exercise, such as running or cycling, and are based on research of such exercise. How well the guidelines meet the needs of team-sport athletes is not clear, because the fluid and carbohydrate needs of team players differ from those of endurance athletes in several ways. Table 1 identifies some of the unique characteristics of team sports with regard to fluid balance.

    60. Action For Healthy Kids: Our History
    children s health and nutrition organizations to address the epidemic of overweight and obesity resulting from children s increasingly poor nutrition
    http://www.actionforhealthykids.org/about_history.php
    Home About Us / Our History Our History Learn How You Can Help You can help improve children's nutrition and physical activity by joining your Action for Healthy Kids State Team or by making a contribution. advanced Contact Us Site Map In October 2002, a groundbreaking event took place in our nation's capitol. Chaired by former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher, the 2002 Healthy Schools Summit convened leading education, children's health and nutrition organizations to address the epidemic of overweight and obesity resulting from children's increasingly poor nutrition and sedentary lifestyles. First Lady Laura Bush served as Honorary Chair. The 2002 Summit represented a historical turning point in our nation's response to the growing epidemic of childhood obesity.
    Leading that response is Action for Healthy Kids (AFHK). Launched at the 2002 Summit, AFHK is now a leading force in our nation's fight against childhood obesity, with 51 AFHK State Teams and thousands of active members.
    Commitment to Change
    The guiding document of AFHK is our Commitment to Change , which describes the challenges we face and details the goals we have established to meet them.

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