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  Why (crash) diets often don’t work

  3 januari 2022 | Healthy eating and living sometimes seem to be nothing more than a hype. But maintaining your weight is one of the most important things you can do to...

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• Publications of the Nutrition and Disease Group

  Researchers of the chair group Nutrition and Disease publish on a regular basis in scientific journals, professional journals, scientific and popular...

• News of the Nutrition and Disease Group

  News of the Nutrition and Disease Group - WUR News of the Nutrition and Disease Group Magere zuivel lijkt gunstig voor dikkedarmkankerpatiënten...

• Research of the Nutrition and Disease Group

  We conduct observational epidemiological studies, experimental studies in individuals at (high-)risk or with (preclinical) disease, clinically...

• Nutrition and Disease

  The chair group Nutrition and Disease focuses on cardiometabolic diseases, cancer, gastro-intestinal diseases and obesity. Our societal mission is to...

• Cancer

  Starting from the initial years, our research focusses on the role of diet and other lifestyle factors in the development of cancer. In recent years,...

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News

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  Coffee linked to lower recurrence of bowel cancer

  25 maart 2024 | Coffee linked to lower recurrence of bowel cancer - WUR News Coffee linked to lower recurrence of bowel cancer article_published_on_label November 25,...
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  Coffee reduces mortality in people with intestinal cancer

  16 februari 2024 | There appears to be a significant link between the coffee intake of people with intestinal cancer and mortality, as well as the likelihood of the...
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  Koffie in verband met minder kans op sterfte bij darmkanker

  13 februari 2024 | Koffie in verband met minder kans op sterfte bij darmkanker - WUR News Koffie in verband met minder kans op sterfte bij darmkanker...
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  A healthy lifestyle improves people’s wellbeing

  21 juni 2023 | Professor holding an endowed chair in Nutrition and Intestinal Health Transitional Care, Ben Witteman, is saying farewell to WUR after a decade....