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Dairy Council

Nutrition & Health – What’s New? Conference

The Dairy Council’s annual conference for health and education professionals was held on Friday 3rd May 2013 at W5, Belfast.

‘Nutrition and health – what’s new?’ was chaired by Professor Sean Strain from the University of Ulster and looked at new developments in nutrition science.

Topics and speakers included:

Dr Janne Kunchel Lorenzen, University of Copenhagen - Dairy and weight control – what’s the evidence?

Emeir McSorley, University of Ulster, Coleraine - An update on nutrition and immune function

Professor Peter Elwood, Cardiff University - Effects of ‘healthy living’ on dementia and chronic disease risk

Professor Wim Verbeke, Ghent University - Nutrition information and communication – key challenges

Katherine Livingstone, University of Reading - Diet and blood pressure – a role for dairy?

Dr Jason Gill, University of Glasgow - Physical activity in the prevention & management of type 2 diabetes

Nutrition and health professionals can view the presentations here.

Pictured L to R bottom row: Katherine Livingstone, Dr Carole Lowis, Dr Emeir McSorley

Pictured L to R top row: Prof Sean Strain, Dr Jason Gill, Dr Janne Kunchel Lorenzen, Prof Wim Verbeke, Prof Peter Elwood.