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1st World Conference on the Mediterranean Diet

Wed, 2016-07-06 10:53

Revitalizing the Med Diet: from a healthy dietary pattern to a healthy Mediterranean sustainable lifestyle.

The Mediterranean diet, with a high fat content from olive oil and nuts, does not cause people to gain weight, a major study has found.
(Sarah Boseley, via The Guardian)

Today in Milan representatives of authoritative international scientific community will discuss this issue to reach a consensus on how to assess the adherence and the sustainability of the Mediterranean diet at the country level.

[Programme and more info here - via CIHEAM - IAM Bari]

Read this article on www.arc2020.eu

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