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ISSN: 0029-6651

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Volume 43 - Issue 2 - June 1984

Corrigendum

Corrigendum

Symposium on ‘Model Systems in Nutritional Research’

Microbial fermentation in the rumen

Meeting Report

A critical approach to the use of isolated liver cells for the study of metabolic events

Explants and disaggregated Tissue Preparations as Model Systems in Nutritional Research: Advantages and Pitfalls

The Luminally-and Vascularly-Perfused Small Intestine as an Experimental System for the Study of Translocation and Metabolism

Liver Perfusion: an in Vitro Technique for the Study of Intracellular Protein Turnover and Its Regulation in Vivo

Models for nutritional research on the fetus: problems and pitfalls

The use of stable isotope tracers as metabolic probes of whole-body and limb metabolism

The use of simple compartmental models in sheep metabolism studies

Workshop on ‘Teaching Nutrition to the Public and the Professions’

Opening address

Meeting Report

Session 1: Nutrition Education and the General Public

The mass media and other channels for nutrition information

Session 2: The Role of the Medical Profession In Nutrition and Health Education in the Community

Nutrition and the training of doctors

Nutritional problems encountered in general practice

Nutrition education appropriate for the long-term management of diabetes in the community

Session 3 : Nutrition Education Through European Educational Systems: Opportunities in today's school curriculum

The Nuffield Home Economics project

The Norwegian nutrition campaign: setting goals and assessing results

Nutrition education policy and education programmes for kindergarten and primary schools in The Netherlands

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Volume 43 - Issue 2 - June 1984

Corrigendum

Symposium on ‘Model Systems in Nutritional Research’

Meeting Report

Workshop on ‘Teaching Nutrition to the Public and the Professions’

Meeting Report