Proceedings of the Nutrition Society: Volume 33 - Issue 3

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Volume 33 - Issue 3 - December 1974

Symposium on ‘Intraction of Drugs and Nutrition’

Nutrition, age and drug metabolism

Molecules in food that alter drug metabolism

Clinical problems related to the use of drugs in malnutrition

Effect of drugs on carbohydrate metabolism

Drugs and lipid metabolism

Iatrogenic nutritional effects of anticonvulsants

Vitamins and drug metabolism with particular reference to vitamin C

Drugs and appetite

Prelims

Index of drugs and other compounds

Symposium on ‘Trace Elements and Nutrition’

The clinical significance of trace element deficiencies in man

Geochemical aspects of the soil-plant-animal relationship in the development of trace element deficiency and excess

The detection of trace element deficiency and excess in man and farm animals

Trace elements in foetal and early postnatal development

The pool concept in food iron absorption and some of its implications

Recent studies of antagonistic interactions in the aetiology of trace element deficiency and excess

Recent studies of the copper-molybdenum antagonism

The newer essential trace elements, chromium, tin, vanadium, nickel and silicon

The nutritional and metabolic roles of selenium and vitamin E

Index of Authors

Index of Authors

Index of Subjects

Index of Subjects

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Volume 33 - Issue 3 - December 1974

Symposium on ‘Intraction of Drugs and Nutrition’

Prelims

Symposium on ‘Trace Elements and Nutrition’

Index of Authors

Index of Subjects