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In this autumn issue of Vital, learn about the connection between the brain and body through our articles: Smart slimming, Diet and depression, and Exercise, rest and the brain. View PDF (403KB) |
2010
Vital no.44, Summer 2009/2010
This Summer issue of Vital focuses on Diet and blood pressure, The Meat and Vege link, and provides cooking tips and recipes. View PDF (782KB)
2009
Vital no.43, Spring 2009
In the Spring issue of Vital no. 43 (PDF, 1.2MB) we provide you with the proceedings of the MLA symposium: Diet Quality and Cognition - the missing link? for those of you who missed out on the day, a web presentation with slides and audio is available. View web present
Vital no.42, Winter 2009
The Winter issue of Vital explores the theme of collaboration. Learn how consumers, public health, processors and red meat producers were important drivers of change in the red meat supply chain. We also report on Food policy and the environment - bridging the gap, a unique closed workshop held recently. View PDF (383KB)
Vital no.41, Autumn 2009
This special issue provides a summary of a closed workshop, Eating patterns and health which looked at the environmental, social and psychological factors influencing our eating habits and food choices. View PDF (984KB)
2008
Vital no.40, Summer 2008
The feature article in the Summer issue of focuses on the importance of cooking - in determining the family meal, benefits from a nutritional, educational and psychological perspective. View PDF (418KB)
Vital no.39, Spring 2008
Highlights the importance of understanding our unique food production systems in Australia compared to the rest of the world when looking at food sustainability. View PDF (460KB)
Vital no.38, May 2008
Red meat - essential nutrients or ethical dilemma? This issue of Vital focuses on the evidence supporting the health benefits of red meat and also addresses the concerns around its possible link with cancer and impact on our environment. View PDF (454KB)
Vital no.37, February 2008
How safe are higher protein diets for weight management. Associate Professor Manny Noakes shares the results of her 1 year study looking at a higher protein diet on bowel, renal and bone health. View PDF (302KB)
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