1st American Society for Nutrition Middle East 2012
February 15 - 17, 2012(Ended)
Harbiye Military Museum and Cultural Center
Istanbul, Turkey
Istanbul, Turkey
The American Society For Nutrition Middle East (Nutrition in Health & Disease) covers topics such as:
- Mediterranean Food
- Food and Cancer
- Nutritional Guidelines
- Hospital Nutrition
- Nutrition after Bariatric surgery
- Fortification vs. Supplementation
- Nutrition and Obesity
- Brain Nutrient Sensing and Disease
- Vitamin D and Diabetes
- Chocolate and Health
- Salt controversy
- Nutrition Behavior Change
- Nutrition Therapy in Diabetes
- Diet Food & artificial sweeteners
- The ZEROs Soda
- Dietary Fat and CVD
- Dietary Fiber
- Omega3
- Cereals and CVD
- Vitamin E and Heart
The American Society For Nutrition Middle East (Nutrition in Health & Disease) brings together Researchers, Physicians, Nurse practitioners, Nurses, Pharmacists, Dietitians, Endocrinologists, Psychologies, health professionals and Nutrition educators.
Several medival, pharmaceutical and laboratory instruments companies, will exhibit their new products
Address
Vali Konagi Caddesi
Harbiye
,
Istanbul,
Turkey
,
Istanbul,
Turkey
Prices *
125-425 Euro (Early registration date: September 30, 2011)
Exhibition
Included
Abstract submission deadline
November 30, 2011
Organization
American Society for Nutrition (ASN), EDC - Center for Diabetes Education, Pure Spot Congress & Event Organizers
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