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Volume 56 - Issue 1A - March 1997

Prelims

Directions to Contributors

Editorial

Editorial: Proceedings of the Nutrition Society 1942–1997

Obituary

Muriel A. K. Westland

Symposium on ’Mechanisms of energy compensation‘

How can energy balance be achieved by free-living human subjects?

Symposium on ‘Mechanisms of energy compensation’

Control of energy balance by a wild ungulate, the kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) through adaptive foraging behaviour

Human pattern of food intake and fuel-partitioning during weight recovery after starvation: A theory of autoregulation of body composition

An energy sensor for control of energy intake

Symposium on ‘Nutrition and poverty in industrialized countries’

Nutrition and poverty in Europe: An overview

Hunger, food security and welfare policies: Issues and debates in First World societies *

Socio-economic differentials in health: The role of nutrition

Developments in the UK: Work of the low income project team

Nutrition and poverty in industrialized countries: Report of roundtable discussion

Symposium on ‘The weaning process’

Weaning in Britain: Practice, policy and problems

Ethnic influences on weaning diet in the UK

Weaning and dental health

Complementary feeding in developing countries: Factors affecting energy intake

Symposium on ‘Meeting the needs of lactation’

Adipose tissue metabolism during lactation: Where do we go from here?

Protein metabolism during lactation

Mammary-tissue amino acid transport systems

International Committee of the Nutrition Society (ICONS) meeting report

Information and support for overseas members

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Volume 56 - Issue 1A - March 1997

Prelims

Editorial

Obituary

Symposium on ’Mechanisms of energy compensation‘

Symposium on ‘Mechanisms of energy compensation’

Symposium on ‘Nutrition and poverty in industrialized countries’

Symposium on ‘The weaning process’

Symposium on ‘Meeting the needs of lactation’

International Committee of the Nutrition Society (ICONS) meeting report