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Organization This
meeting is an activity of the International Expert Movement (IEM)
on Health Significance of Fat Quality of the Diet. It is organized
under the auspices of the International Union of Nutrition
Sciences and funded with an unrestricted educational grant of
Unilever. More information about the IEM can be found on
www.theIEM.org.
Organizing
steering committee
Preliminary
program of Friday May 28th, 2010
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Time
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What
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Speakers/Moderators
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9.00-10.00
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Registration
& welcome with coffee and tea
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10.00-10.10
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Start
of the session - Introduction by the chairs
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Prof
Gerard Hornstra & Dr Joyce Nettleton
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10.10-10.30
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The
positive and negative aspects of controversies in the
scientific basis of health messages
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Drs
Manuela Heins & Drs Rob de Vries
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10.30-11.00
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Epidemiological
basis of health messages: methods and terms, potentials and
restrictions
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Dr
Ingeborg Brouwer
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11.00-11.45
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The
cholesterol controversy: The role of blood cholesterol in cause
and complications of heart disease
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Prof
dr Anton Stalenhoef
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11:45-12:30
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Dietary
fat controversies: The role of saturated fats in heart disease
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Dr
Bruce German
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12.30
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Dietary
fat controversies: Modifying effects of dietary
(poly)unsaturated fatty acids (P)UFA) on the levels of
cholesterol and other lipoproteins in blood, and their
implications for heart health.
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Dr
Robert Clarke
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Venue The
venue of the IEM activity will be the Van Der Valk hotel
(Nijverheidsweg 35, 6227, AL Maastricht) in Maastricht. This hotel
is suitable to also spend your stay during the ISSFAL conference.
From the hotel you can easily reach the venue of the ISSFAL
conference (MECC). When you have registered you will receive a
personal confirmation in due time, which will also contain
practical information on how to get from one venue to the other.
Registration With
this
registration form you register yourself as attendee for the
IEM activity: ‘Adressing Controversies in Lipid Nutrition
and Heart Health'’. As this activity is offered to you by
the IEM, no costs are involved for this activity.
For
questions, please contact info@iem.org.
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