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Articles in Dec, 2006 issue of Nutrition Research Newsletter

• Botulinum toxin may help treat dysphagia
• Food choices of young African American and Latino adolescents
• Aerobic exercise and snoring in overweight children: a randomized controlled trial
• Obesity frequently unrecognized by physicians
• Adequate intake for calcium without dairy foods
• Nutritional supplements and infection in the elderly: why do the findings conflict?
• Girls' dairy intake and weight status
• Accessibility for parents of weight management information on the Internet
• Cardiorespiratory fitness and metabolic parameters in youth
• Mexican American mothers' food-related parenting practices
• Calcium and dairy intakes of adolescents
• Estimates of overweight and obesity among samples of preschool-aged children in Melbourne and Sydney
• Patients with diabetes significantly underreport food intake
• Cereal consumption and milk and calcium intake
• The effect of the Thanksgiving holiday on weight gain
• Body contouring improves quality of life for bariatric surgical patients
• Predictors of nutritional adequacy in mother-toddler dyads
• Reliability and validity of a questionnaire to assess calcium intake
• Food group categories used in dietary analysis can misrepresent the amount and type of fat present in foods
• Gut hormones impact satiety following bariatric surgery
• Phytosterols and cholesterol levels
• Obesity's impact on employment
• Dietary carnitine intake and carnitine status in endurance-trained males