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  • Investigating the impact of changing RAG:SAG ratios
    Key Topics Covered
    • Original research
    • Measuring the acute response to varying ratios of rapidly and slowly available glucose
  • Global review of whole grain definitions and health claims
    Key Topics Covered
    • Review paper
    • Summary of the global regions, countries and organisations seeking to define whole grain use in food
    • Insights on the regulatory aspects relating to whole grain health claims in food
  • Hydration 101 - Healthy Aging
    Key Topics Covered
    • Recommended intakes for fluid
    • Signs and symptoms of dehydration
    • Practical tips for supporting hydration
  • Hydration 101- Healthy Adults
    Key Topics Covered
    • Recommended intakes for fluid
    • Signs and symptoms of dehydration
    • Practical tips to support hydration 
  • Hydration 101 - Children and adolescents
    Key Topics Covered
    • Recommended intakes for fluid
    • Signs and symptoms of dehydration
    • Practical tips to support hydration
  • Encouraging Nutritious Snacking
    Key Topics Covered
    • Suggestions for nutritious snacks
    • Including diverse and nutrient-dense ingredients
  • Chickpea Consumption Trends in the US
    Key Topics Covered
    • Epidemiological research
    • Examining the US consumption trends for chickpea from 2003 to 2018
  • Chickpea Consumption Trends in the UK
    Key Topics Covered
    • Epidemiological research
    • Examining the UK consumption trends for chickpea from 2008/9 to 2018/19
  • The Nutritional Impact of Chickpeas
    Key Topics Covered
    • Nutritional content of chickpeas 
    • Contribution of chickpea to UK diet and consumption trends
  • Trends in LCS and Sweetness in the US Diet
    Key Topics Covered
    • Epidemiological research
    • Analysing the change in sweetness of the US diet from 2001 to 2018

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