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1976
The unifying theme of this meeting on human development is nutrition. Some of you may wonder about my credentials for being here to introduce a symposium on nutrition. With some effort I can think of a few.
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The unifying theme of this meeting on human development is nutrition. Some of you may wonder about my credentials for being here to introduce a symposium on nutrition. With some effort I can think of a few.
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Nature, 1939
THIS is a book with a flavour all its own. The author himself modestly defines his aim as being to “put before the reader the kind of methods used in the laboratory study of nutritional problems and the kind of knowledge obtained thereby”. That he has succeeded admirably in this there can be no doubt. But he has done a good deal more as well.
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THIS is a book with a flavour all its own. The author himself modestly defines his aim as being to “put before the reader the kind of methods used in the laboratory study of nutritional problems and the kind of knowledge obtained thereby”. That he has succeeded admirably in this there can be no doubt. But he has done a good deal more as well.
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A Renaissance of Nutritional Science Is Imminent
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 1973R J, Williams +3 more
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Overcoming impasse in nutrition science
Cell MetabolismParadigm clash plays a crucial role in science by strengthening existing conceptual models or facilitating adoption of more useful ones. Here, I argue that this salutary process tends to stagnate in the field of nutrition to the detriment of both scientific advancement and public health, and I propose potential solutions.
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THE FUTURE OF NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE
Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1946openaire +2 more sources
The Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly, 1943
Dorothy G. Wiehl, Henry C. Sherman
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Dorothy G. Wiehl, Henry C. Sherman
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