The BNF's upcoming conference to launch its latest Task Force report on ‘Nutrition and development: short and long term consequences for health’ will include a live-streaming of a presentation by Dr Paul Taylor. The talk on the influence of nutrition in early life and risk of obesity will be online from 14.30-15.00 and free to join.
The British Nutrition Foundation (BNF) is holding a conference to launch its latest Task Force report on ‘Nutrition and development: short and long term consequences for health’.
For further information please visit the BNF website, or call the BNF on 020 7557 7930.
The British Nutrition Foundation (BNF) is holding a conference to launch its latest Task Force report on ‘Nutrition and development: short and long term consequences for health’.
For further information please visit the BNF website, or call the BNF on 020 7557 7930.
To celebrate their 45th anniversary, the British Nutrition Foundation is holding a conference on behaviour change in relation to healthier lifestyles. The continuing obesity epidemic, alongside very low levels of physical activity and nutritional issues in various sectors of the population underline the need to understand how best to encourage long-term lifestyle behaviour changes.
Membership is worldwide and is open to applicants who can demonstrate 'a genuine interest in the science of human or animal nutrition'.
SECTIONS
The Irish Section includes over 250 Nutrition Society members and is chaired by Dr Mary Ward.
The Scottish Section of Nutrition Society has a mailing list of over 300 members and exists to arrange research meetings easily accessible to Scottish Members.
