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In 2013 the Rowett Institute of Nutrition and Health will celebrate
100 years of nutrition research.
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Early healthy nutrition vital for later life
02 April 2013
Early healthy nutrition vital for later life
What a mother eats before and during pregnancy can impact on her offspring in many ways, research at the University of Aberdeen is uncovering.
Rowett researchers examining the positives of chilly Northern temperatures
18 March 2013
Rowett researchers examining the positives of chilly Northern temperatures
In the 100 years since its formation, the Rowett Institute of Nutrition and Health has led the way in nutrition research. One study which is currently underway is investigating the health benefits of the traditional Scottish staple, oats.
Does your food choice tell your life story?
04 March 2013
Does your food choice tell your life story?
When we reach for a chocolate biscuit or when we decide to order a take away instead of cooking, is it simply a case of what we fancy, or does society play a larger part in determining our food choices?
Workplace stress, eating and food addiction
18 February 2013
Workplace stress, eating and food addiction
Fire fighters from Grampian Fire and Rescue Service are involved in a research study examining the link between stress and eating behaviour currently being conducted by Nutrition Scientists from the Rowett Institute of Nutrition and Health.
Chocoholic - Can there really be such a thing?
04 February 2013
Chocoholic - Can there really be such a thing?
Sugar is one of the suspected culprits that features highly in discussions around obesity, and the question of whether or not sugar is addictive is a hot topic with many people claiming that they are addicted to the sweet stuff.
Eat Less and Exercise More
21 January 2013
Eat Less and Exercise More
" Eat less and exercise more" is a phrase we're all familiar with when it comes to shedding those extra pounds. But in practice this advice is not always as simple as it sounds. At the University of Aberdeen Rowett Institute of Nutrition and Health, research is underway...
Busting Diet Myths
14 January 2013
Busting Diet Myths
As the bells ring in 2013, attention will quickly turn to New Year's resolutions. Losing weight will be on top of the list for many but with so many diets floundering at the first hurdle, knowing how to go about things in the right way and maintaining motivation are...
Human Nutrition Unit opens its doors to the public
07 January 2013
Human Nutrition Unit opens its doors to the public
The New Year brings with it new intentions to improve our diets and eating habits. Those needing an extra incentive to make changes are being offered a chance to hear firsthand about work underway at the University of Aberdeen Rowett Institute of Health and Nutrition.
Work to begin on new Rowett building
31 December 2012
Work to begin on new Rowett building
Work is set to begin on a new building which will see Aberdeen become home to the best facilities in Scotland when it comes to human nutrition and health. The state-of-the-art new home for the Rowett Institute of Nutrition and Health will be on the Foresterhill campus.
Exploring the history of the Rowett Institute
24 December 2012
Exploring the history of the Rowett Institute
For 100 years a research institute in Bucksburn has influenced the food we put on our plates - from the introduction of milk in schools and keeping the nation fed during World War Two to leading today's obesity research.