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 books, and proceedings.

Our publications

Eiwitkwaliteit en milieu-impact van ziekenhuismenus

Bannenberg, C. , Geleijnse, J.M. , Grootswagers, P. , Lensink, M. , van der Schouw, Y.T. , Kok, A. , Dermody, B.J. , Bolat, E. , Pot, G.K. , de Koning, I. , Kuipers, J. , Verhage, C. , Biesbroek, S. (2024) Wageningen: Wageningen University & Research
Diets in Dutch hospitals : Setting the scene for healthy, protein adequate, and sustainable menus

Bannenberg, Celia , Geleijnse, Marianne , Grootswagers, Pol , Lensink, Mariska , van der Schouw, Yvonne T. , Kok, Annemieke , Dermody, Brian J. , Bolat, Esra , Pot, Gerda K. , de Koning, Iris , Kuipers, Jelte , Verhage, Charlotte , Biesbroek, Sander (2024) Wageningen: Wageningen University & Research
Sapmakers pleiten voor uitzondering op suikertaks: 'Waardeloos, het klopt van geen kanten'

Kampman, Ellen (2024)
Abstract 3421: Associations of circulating levels of tryptophan-kynurenine metabolites and inflammation biomarker neopterin with overall survival among patients with stage I-III colorectal cancer

Damerell, Victoria , van Roekel, Eline , Brezina, Stefanie , Kok, Dieuwertje , Lin, Tengda , Holthuijsen, Daniëlle , Ose, Jennifer , Himbert, Caroline , Eussen, Simone , Ulvik, Arve , van Duijnhoven, Fränzel , Figueiredo, Jane , Li, Christopher , Siegel, Erin , Schneider, Martin , Shibata, David , Toriola, Adetunji , Ulrich, Alexis , Ueland, Per , Weijenberg, Matty , Gsur, Andrea , Kampman, Ellen , Ulrich, Cornelia , Gigic, Biljana (2024) Cancer Research (2024), Volume: 84, Issue: 6_Supplement - ISSN 0008-5472 - p. 3421-3421.
Across borders: public views on obesity, bariatric surgery, and patients in The Netherlands, France, and the United Kingdom

Garcia, F.K. , Mulder, B.C. , Hazebroek, E.J. , Koelen, M.A. , Verkooijen, K.T. (2024)
Unveiling societal biases: exploring factors behind discrimination against bariatric surgery patients in The Netherlands, France, and the United Kingdom

Garcia, F.K. , Mulder, B.C. , Koelen, M.A. , Verkooijen, K.T. , Hazebroek, E.J. (2024)
Helpen bananen bij de stoelgang? Een verhelderend perspectief

van der Zalm, Sofie (2024)
Rode bieten als superfood: feit of fabel?

Geleijnse, Marianne (2024)
Bietenpulp

Geleijnse, Marianne (2024)
Clinical Outcomes Of A Combined Exercise And Dietary Intervention In Patients With Ovarian Cancer

Brouwer, Calvin G. , Hartman, Yvonne , Stelten, Stephanie , Kenkhuis, Marlou-Floor , Kos, Milan , van Lonkhuijzen, Luc , Kenter, Gemma , van de Ven, Peter , van Driel, Willemien , Winkels, Renate , Bekkers, Ruud , Ottevanger, Nelleke , Hoedjes, Meeke , Buffart, Laurien (2024) Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise (2024), Volume: 56, Issue: 10S - ISSN 0195-9131 - p. 555-555.

Publications of the Nutrition and Disease Group

Our publications

Eiwitkwaliteit en milieu-impact van ziekenhuismenus

Diets in Dutch hospitals : Setting the scene for healthy, protein adequate, and sustainable menus

Sapmakers pleiten voor uitzondering op suikertaks: 'Waardeloos, het klopt van geen kanten'

Abstract 3421: Associations of circulating levels of tryptophan-kynurenine metabolites and inflammation biomarker neopterin with overall survival among patients with stage I-III colorectal cancer

Across borders: public views on obesity, bariatric surgery, and patients in The Netherlands, France, and the United Kingdom

Unveiling societal biases: exploring factors behind discrimination against bariatric surgery patients in The Netherlands, France, and the United Kingdom

Helpen bananen bij de stoelgang? Een verhelderend perspectief

Rode bieten als superfood: feit of fabel?

Bietenpulp

Clinical Outcomes Of A Combined Exercise And Dietary Intervention In Patients With Ovarian Cancer

Lifestyle behaviour change and cancer-related fatigue among colorectal cancer survivors

Habits for a healthy heart : Epidemiological studies on diet and lifestyle factors across diverse subgroups of patients with cardiovascular disease

Optimizing bariatric procedures