
Study Finds Children’s Eating Patterns May Leave a Blood Signature
A new study suggests children’s diets may leave measurable blood signatures, opening the door to more objective nutrition research.
School meals, food insecurity, children’s diets and the policies shaping how the nation eats.

A new study suggests children’s diets may leave measurable blood signatures, opening the door to more objective nutrition research.

A new study suggests children’s diets may leave measurable blood signatures, opening a potential tool for future nutrition research.

A new BMJ analysis says three quarters of UK secondary school menus breach food standards, renewing concerns about pupils’ nutrition.

New research suggests different dietary fibers may shape the child gut microbiome in distinct ways.

NHS guidance explains how front-of-pack food labels help shoppers compare nutrition and choose healthier products.

New BMJ analysis finds three quarters of secondary school menus breach food standards, renewing UK nutrition concerns.

BMJ reports junk food brands still feature at a major UK school food event, raising fresh questions over school nutrition standards.

A new study links the end of free school meals to rising hunger among elementary pupils, highlighting child nutrition concerns.

New research suggests different dietary fibers may shape the gut microbiome in early childhood in distinct ways.

Study finds different dietary fibres may shape the gut microbiome in young children in distinct ways during weaning.