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About this subject Overview Eligibility and requirements Assessment Dates and times Further information Timetable opens in new window Single page view for printing Contact information Please refer to the specific study period for contact information. Intended learning outcomes The objective of this subject is firstly to provide students with an understanding of the role research plays in the advancement of knowledge in the field of human nutrition as it relates to health and avoidance of lifestyle diseases.
On completion of this subject, students should be able to: Interpret scientific studies in human nutrition, with an understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of specific types of epidemiological cohort studies and randomised clinical controlled trials.
Understand the basis of human macro and micro nutrient needs in the context of evolutionary adaptations of the digestive system and metabolic processes specific to humans. Outline the nutritional content and physiochemical structural differences in modern processed foods relative to the natural foods of the human evolutionary past.
Understand how the differences in content and form of modern foods can influence health and development of chronic disease state. Outline the nutritional requirements of humans in different stage of development from the foetal development through to old age.
Understand the basic diet and lifestyle issues associated with obesity, diabetes, cancers and cardiovascular diseases. Generic skills Students will also develop the following generic skills: An understanding of the role research methodology plays in the advancement of nutrition knowledge. Skills in independent critical thinking, analysis, review and report writing. This book discusses relevant topics in the scientific community such as determining to what extent prenatal and perinatal environmental factors are linked to childhood and adult obesity and chronic diseases. Product details Format Paperback pages Dimensions x x 24mm People who viewed this also bought.
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