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An alimentary tract
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The Elements of the Science of Nutrition.
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Good food guide
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Nutrition and Food Science: Present Knowledge and Utilization.
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Nutritional panacea
Fish Protein Concentrate: Panacea for Protein Malnutrition?
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Disaster relief needs more research
John Rivers, of the London Technical Group*, argues that more research on disaster relief is needed if funds are to be used effectively
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The lipid hypothesis: orthodoxy by default?
John Rivers, a London-based nutritionist, looks at the debate over diet and coronary heart disease
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Books brief
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International biological programme
The Evolution of IBP.
