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| Name: Annie Anderson | |
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Post currently held: Professor of Food Choice and Director of the Centre for Public Nutrition Research Degrees & Diplomas: |
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Research interests focus on factors that influence food choice, dietary assessment methodology and the impact of dietary selection on human health. Diet and health inequalities has been a major theme of recent work and current research involves assessing the impact of dietary interventions in studies of free living individuals. Her current research programme has a commitment to multi-disciplinary approaches combining expertise in the social and behavioural sciences with biomedical approaches and incorporating current research into dietetic practice aimed at preventing, delaying and managing chronic diet related diseases such as cardio-vascular disease and cancer.
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Other
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Editor
of The Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics (Blackwell Science)
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Expert
Member of the UK Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) |
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Member
of Scottish Executive expert panel on school meals |
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Most
Recent Publications
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Leitz
G, Longbottom PJ, Barton KL Anderson AS (2002) Can the EPIC
Food Frequency Questionnaire be used in an adolescent population Pub
Health Nutr (in press) |
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Roos
G Anderson AS Lean MEJ (2002) Dietary interventions in Finland,
Norway and Sweden – policy and implementation. Journal Human
Nutrition and Dietetics (in press) |
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Anderson
AS, Bell A,
Adamson A, Moynihan P (2002) A questionnaire assessment of nutrition
knowledge -validity and reliability issues. Public Health Nutrition
(in press) |
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Anderson
AS (2001)Pregnancy as a time for dietary change Proc Nutr Soc
60, 497-504 |
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Valdés-Ramos
R, Solomons NW, Anderson AS, Mendoza I, Garcés MA, Benicasa
L.(2001) Can the degree of concordance with recommendations for a
cancer prevention diet and lifestyle be assessed from existing survey
information data? Am J Clin Nutr;74:848-851. |
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T. Lean MEJ, Bush H, Williams R, Anderson AS (2001) Ethnic
Differences in Anthropometric and Lifestyle Measures Related to Coronary
Heart Disease Risk between South Asian, Italian and General Population
British Women living in the West of Scotland. International Journal
of Obesity 25(12) 1800-1805 |
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Anderson
AS, Guthrie CA, Alder B, Forsyth S Howie PW Williams FL (2001)
Rattling the plate – reasons and rationales for early weaning.
Health Education Research 16.2 471-479 |
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