Organisation: British Dietetic Association

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Plant-based diets linked to 'substantially lower obesity risk'

Eating a diet rich in fruit and vegetables while cutting down on meat substantially lowers the risk of obesity, research shows.

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The healthy way to start 2015 and diets to avoid

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Could you stomach these diets?

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Bad breath and baby food on menu for stars

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Researchers reverse thinking on negative effects of yo-yo dieting

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Big breakfast ‘doesn’t help dieting’

Veil of science belies corporate interests

IN A report headlined ‘Scaremongering stars show no sense about science’ (Irish Examiner, January 4), an organisation called Sense About Science stated celebrities who front public campaigns should check their facts first to avoid making claims that have no scientific basis.

Wed, 10 Jan, 2007

‘Scaremongering stars show no sense about science’

CELEBRITIES who front public campaigns should check their facts first to avoid making nonsensical claims that have no scientific basis, a charity said yesterday.

Thu, 04 Jan, 2007

Atkins critics attack new food range

Dieticians have criticised a new food and drink range launched to capitalise on the Atkins diet craze.

Thu, 18 Dec, 2003

Atkins diet has passed the cholesterol test

MAJOR criticism has been directed in the media recently towards the low-carbohydrate Atkins-type diets.

Fri, 15 Aug, 2003