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Dieticians warn against 'giving in' to children

Tuesday 30th of December 2008

Dieticians have warned parents against 'giving in' to their children and letting them eat unhealthy food. As part of a new campaign, experts in the field have helped to produce a series of adverts...

Dickensian diet 'adequate' claim scientists

Tuesday 23rd of December 2008

Oliver Twist's famous line about wanting more gruel may have been unwarranted, as new research has revealed that the diet of workhouse boys in the Dickensian era was adequate. In news that may...

Minister praises medical workers over waiting time reductions

Thursday 11th of December 2008

A politician has spoken out in praise of the efforts of medical staff in Wales for reducing patient waiting times for diagnostic tests in a number of key areas, News Wales reports. Edwina Hart, health...

Study by dieticians reveals way to manage metabolic syndrome

Thursday 11th of December 2008

A study conducted by dieticians at the University of Rovira i Virgili in Spain, along with other research institutions in the country, has discovered a way of managing metabolic syndrome. The...

Dietician to be employed as part of anti obesity drive

Monday 17th of November 2008

A dietician is set to be employed in Cambridgeshire as part of an initiative aimed at promoting the well-being of people and cutting rates of childhood obesity, it has emerged. The expert will be part...

Plans for new health centre unveiled

Wednesday 12th of November 2008

Speech and language therapy, audiology, physiotherapy, dietetics and podiatry services will all be offered by a redeveloped hospital in Wirral, Merseyside. Plans to invest £32 million in...

Dieticians help kidney dialysis patients

Friday 31st of October 2008

Kidney dialysis patients at Southend Hospital are managing their condition under the guidance of dieticians and a league table competition. Developed by Dr Mike Almond and his team of computer...

Dieticians' research reveals global patterns

Wednesday 22nd of October 2008

A global study of food intake has revealed three global eating patterns, people with dietician jobs may be interested to note. Citing information that appeared in the Circulation journal, the BBC...

Medical jobs 'may be created near Aberdeen'

Friday 10th of October 2008

A number of medical jobs may be created near the north-easterly Scottish city of Aberdeen, it has emerged. According to a report in the Aberdeen Press and Journal, a new scheme is being proposed which...

Dietician contributes to anti-obesity project

Thursday 9th of October 2008

A specialist dietician and weight-management service project manager has been involved in a project to combat rising obesity levels in Northamptonshire. According to Dr Stephen Horsley, director of...