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Infant nutrition

Key points Breastfeeding is the optimal method of infant feeding and exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for the first 6 months to ensure babies...

Healthy weight loss

The problem - overweight and obesity Over half of people in Britain are overweight or obese, and about 1 in 4 adults is obese. Being very overweight...

Pump priming award recipients announced

As part of its management of the Drummond Memorial Fund, BNF is providing two grants in 2013, each of £5000, to help newly-appointed university...

Healthy Eating Week 2013

The British Nutrition Foundation (BNF) is launching a Healthy Eating Week for all nurseries and schools to join in throughout the UK. Why not...

FAO report on dietary protein quality evaluation in human nutrition

Dietary protein quality evaluation in human nutrition Report of an FAO Expert Consultation, FAO Food and Nutrition Paper n.92 ISSN...

Latest issue - Special Issue on Behaviour Change

Nutrition Bulletin - March Special issue on 'Behaviour change in relation to healthier lifestyles' The latest issue of Nutrition Bulletin is now...

Low calorie sweeteners

Low calorie sweeteners are ingredients that give foods and drinks a sweet taste but have far fewer calories than sugar. Also known as artificial...

Nutrition Science Communication Awards

The BNF Drummond Nutrition Science Communication Awards celebrate and reward excellence in the promotion of nutrition science to different audiences...

Interviews with the experts

As part of the conference on behaviour change that the BNF ran in June 2012, interviews on key questions about behaviour change with some of the...

9-12 weeks

Your baby is now about 2cm long and its face is now forming with features visible at your 12 week scan. At 12 weeks all your baby's organs and limbs...

What is the impact of being obese in pregnancy?


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