Volume 58 Number 1 March 2001


From the Editor
Editorial
Food for thought or thought for food
 
Leading article
Obesity – all (or at least part) in the family
 
Knowledge about folate and the contribution of nutrition supplements to the intake of folic acid and vitamin B12 in Australian adults in 1995 and 1996
Mark A. Lawrence, Ingrid H.E. Rutishauser, Janine L. Lewis
Family food environments as determinants of preschool-aged children's eating behaviours: implications for obesity prevention policy. A review
Karen Campbell, David Crawford
Viewpoint
Sugar: is there a need for a dietary guideline in Australia?
Peter Williams
Sugar: why Australia should retain a dietary guideline
Rosemary Stanton
Food preferences of inpatients in an Australian teaching hospital – what has happened in the last 12 years?
Suzanne Kennewell, Maria Kokkinakos
Lipid composition of farmed versus wild silver perch (Bidyanus bidyanus): theoretical impact on a human diet
Belinda J. Hunter, Geoff L. Allan, David C.K. Roberts
Oat beta-glucan lowers total and LDL-cholesterol
Sylvia Pomeroy, Richard Tupper, Marja Cehun-Aders, Paul Nestel
Insight
GPs and nutrition: what they want and how they want it. A GP nutrition education project
Debbie Richards, Geoff Mitchell
Retrospective
Dietetics at Newcastle Hospital: 2. 1948 to the 1960s
Janet Winn
Continuing education
Gastroenterology
Letters to the Editor
Dietary guidelines for cancer prevention
Book reviews
The GI factor: the glucose revolution
Strong women, strong bones
Energy-yielding macronutrients and energy metabolism in sports nutrition
Future events
Of interest from the journals
Books received
Guidelines for authors submitting manuscripts







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