International Nutrition for Precision Health

10.Jul - 10. Jul, 2024 Cod. W07-24

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In this Open Activity we will talk about the classic foods of the Mediterranean Diet (olive oil, nuts, fruits, vegetables and fish), addressing their composition, as well as their beneficial potential for health. In addition, the metabolic and physiological mechanisms that contribute to explain the health effects of the Mediterranean pattern will be discussed. A comparison of the Mediterranean Diet with other global dietary patterns will be made.

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Program

10-07-2024

Workshop - online session (English) Chairs J. Alfredo Martínez (IMDEA- UVa-SEÑ-RINN22) and Jacques Delarue (IUNS)

18:30 - 18:40

Dietary recommendations in Uganda Prof. Dr. Robert Fungo (FANUS – Uganda)

18:40 - 18:50

Dietary recommendations in Nigeria Prof. Dr.Nnam Ngozzi (FANUS – Nigeria)

18:50 - 19:00

Dietary recommendations in Ghana Prof. Dr. Francis Zotor (FANUS – Ghana)

19:00 - 19:10

Dietary recommendations in Algerie Prof. Dr. Fahd Beddar (UVa – CAUSO)

19:10 - 19:20

Dietary recommendations in the Balkans Profª. Dra. Sladjana Sobajic (FENS – Serbia)

19:20 - 19:30

Mediterranean Diet recommendations in Europe Prof. Dr. Jacques Delarue (IUNS - Francia)

19:30 - 19:40

Dietary recommendations in the UK Prof. Dr. Philip Calder (FENS - Reino Unido)

19:40 - 19:50

Dietary recommendations in Peru Profª. Dra. Roxana Fernández-Condori (SOPENUT-Perú)

19:50 - 20:00

Dietary recommendations in Latin America Prof. Dr. Luis Moreno (UNIZAR – SEÑ – FINUT)

20:00 - 20:10

Dietary recommendations in Brazil Profª. Dra. Karina Dos Santos (UNRIO - Brazil - RINN22)

20:10 - 20:20

Dietary recommendations in Korea Profª. Dra. Hyun-Sook-Kim (IUNS – Korea)

20:20 - 20:30

Dietary recommendations in India Profª. Dra. Sridevi Adivi (India)

Venue

Online

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Agenda 2030 is the new international development agenda approved in September 2015 by the United Nations. This agenda aims to be an instrument to favour sustainable human development all over the planet, and its main pillars are the eradication of poverty, a reduction in equality and vulnerability and fostering sustainability. It is a unique opportunity to transform the world up to 2030 and guarantee human rights for all.

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