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Final evidence report as part of preparatory work for the setting of Dietary Reference Values for magnesium, copper, and phosphorus
Lewis, Kathleen; Madden, Angela; Tammam, Jonathan; Tzilivakis, John; Vafeiadou, Katerina (European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), 2014-11-04)As part of its mandate from the European Commission, EFSA must review existing advice from the Scientific Committee for Food (SCF) on Dietary Reference Values (DRVs) for energy, macro- and micronutrients and other substances ... -
Final evidence report as part of preparatory work for the setting of Dietary Reference Values for sodium and chloride
Lewis, Kathleen; Madden, Angela; Tammam, Jonathan; Tzilivakis, John; Vafeiadou, Katerina (European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), 2014-11-04) -
Investigating the relationship of n3 intake and status in omnivores and vegetarians
Tammam, Jonathan (2016-09) -
Multisensory integration and attention in developmental dyslexia
Harrar, Vanessa; Tammam, Jonathan; Perez-Bellido, Alex; Pitt, Anna; Stein, John; Spence, Charles (2014-03-03)Developmental dyslexia affects 5%-10% of the population, resulting in poor spelling and reading skills. While there are well-documented differences in the way dyslexics process low-level visual and auditory stimuli, it is ... -
Perceptions and influences surrounding breastfeeding practices within a Pakistani community in the UK: a qualitative analysis.
Chaudry, Saba; McClinchy, Jane; Tammam, Jonathan (2016-02-26)Many cultures encourage breastfeeding, yet formula milk is often given by choice in the UK. The Pakistani culture, however, exhibits high rates of breastfeeding as normal practice (1). The influence of the UK culture of ... -
Pregnant Women’s Opinions of the Food Provided in Prison
Abbott, Laura; Tammam, Jonathan (2019-03-01)Pregnant Women’s Opinions of the Food Provided in Prison L. Abbott1 , T. Preston2 , J. Tammam2 1 Allied Health Professions and Midwifery; 2 Nutrition and Dietetics, University of Hertfordshire Corresponding Author: Laura ... -
A randomised double-blind placebo-controlled trial investigating the behavioural effects of vitamin, mineral and n-3 fatty acid supplementation in typically developing adolescent schoolchildren
Tammam, Jonathan; Steinsaltz, David; Bester, DW; Semb-Andanaes, Turid; Stein, John F. (2016-01-28)Nutrient deficiencies have been implicated in anti-social behaviour in schoolchildren; hence, correcting them may improve sociability. We therefore tested the effects of vitamin, mineral and n-3 supplementation on behaviour ...