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Diet, Nutrition & Chronic Disease - Lessons from Contrasting Worlds (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Mecicine 6th Annual Public Health Forum) (Hardcover)
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Diet, Nutrition & Chronic Disease - Lessons from Contrasting Worlds (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Mecicine 6th Annual Public Health Forum) (Hardcover)
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With the rapid increase in the world's population, and the
improvements in health and longevity, the demographic profile is
altering and resulting in changes in the patterns of nutritional
problems. There is a global epidemic of diet-related
non-communicable diseases and, until now, industrialised countries
have largely borne the brunt of it. In the last thirty years,
however, there have been large increases in the mortality rates
from diet-related chronic diseases, both in Eastern Europe and in
rapidly developing countries in transition. Diet, Nutrition and
Chronic Disease: Lessons from Contrasting Worlds is the sixth of a
series of annual public health forums organised by the London
School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. It summarises the
current state of the art of our understanding of the problem of
non-communicable diseases and their primary prevention, and aims
to:
* Increase international awareness of the global burden of
non-communicable diseases and in particular to highlight the trends
in developing countries.
* Evaluate the impact of changes in diet, nutrition and lifestyle
that predispose to chronic non-communicable diseases in modern
societies.
* Share knowledge of the growing problems of non-communicable
diseases and experiences related to its prevention between health
professionals of developing and developed countries.
* Identify and prioritise major research issues and suggest
strategies to deal with the global epidemic of chronic
non-communicable diseases.
This book is an invaluable volume for public health professionals
and nutritionists, health and nutrition policy makers and
researchers, national governments and international agencies
concernedwith population health and nutrition.
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