Objective:The purpose of this review is to provide guidance on the development, validation
and use of food-frequency questionnaires (FFQs) for different study designs. It does not …

… (1999) using 4 7 d with a mode of 7 d (n 19). The 24 h recall studies used 1–28 d of recall
with a mode of 1 d (n 11). Four studies used consecutive days of recall. The studies which …

Within a context of public policy debate in the United Kingdom on social exclusion, health
inequalities, and food poverty, the metaphor of the ‘food desert’ caught the imagination of …

This paper forms part of the 'Food Deserts in British Cities' project. It reports on the findings
of a series of focus groups conducted with residents in the Seacroft 'food desert' (in Leeds) in …

If poor food retail access in deprived areas of British cities is linked, as suggested in many of
the policy debates of the late 1990s, via compromised diets/undernutrition to poor health …

Interest in the field of patient safety incident reporting and analysis with respect to Health
Information Technology (HIT) has been growing over recent years as the development, …

Previous research indicated a relationship between anatomical sex and sport random in
which males were more likely to be involved in the activity than females. Further, research on …

… The colonic epithelium self-renews every 3 to 5 d, but our understanding of the underlying
processes preserving wound healing from carcinogenesis remains incomplete. Here, we …

The only recognized genetic determinant of the common forms of Alzheimer's disease (AD)
is the ɛ4 allele of the apolipoprotein E gene (APOE). To identify new candidate genes, we …

This paper outlines the research agenda of the food deserts in British Cities project, and
reports findings from a set of qualitative focus group studies conducted following a major retail …