
Originated in China likely as a medicinal drink, tea, made of an infusion of leaves of the tea plant, Camellia sinensis, is the most widely consumed beverage in the world, […]
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N. Constantin, W. Wahli (2013). La nutrigénomique ou la voie royale vers la nutrition préventive. SVDE ASDD Info 6, 9-12. L’émergence de la nutrigénomique, science qui étudie l’effet de notre […]
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HIV infection and immunity Since the epidemic began, 30 years ago, more than 60 million people have been infected with HIV and nearly 30 million people have died of causes […]
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The role of diet in preventing or contributing in healing of cancer is now well established. However the molecular mechanisms by which food components exert their health effects are largely […]
Read more ›RTS Un – Le Journal de 19:30, 11 octobre 2013 «Régime light: le piège des édulcorants», un reportage de Christophe Ungar Avec Bernard Thorens, professeur ordinaire au Centre intégratif de […]
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ANI’ taking part in the Innovation Day in Singapore on October 1st came out as a success! “The event marked a important step for SNI as a recognized actor of […]
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To learn more about how nutrition impacts our genes, read Prof Wahli’s latest interview, posted on Planète Santé in an article called « La nutrition a une influence capitale sur nos […]
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While still struggling with undernutrition caused by poverty and food scarcity, combined with deleterious consequences of infectious diseases, developing countries are also increasingly facing the emergence of overweight and obesity-associated […]
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N. Constantin, W. Wahli (2013). Disease prevention through nutrition. Pan European Networks: Science & Technology 08, 240-241. A broad readership-targeted review about how application of genomic technologies to nutrition can […]
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