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Food chain expert | Impact of animal derived food on human health | | | Professor Ian Givens is director of the Animal Sciences Research Group (incorporating the Nutritional Sciences Research Unit, Biomathematics and the Centre for Dairy Research) and Joint Leader of Food Chain and Health Research in the Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Reading. Specialising in food chain nutrition, including the impact of animal-derived foods on human health. Also on the relationship between the nutrition of animals, the composition of the foods they produce and their impact on human nutrition and chronic disease. Recent focus on long chain n-3 fatty acid intake in the UK population and strategies for increasing intake.
Publications: - Elwood, PC, Givens, DI, Beswick, AD, Fehily, AM, Pickering, JE and Gallacher, J. (2008). The survival advantage of milk and dairy consumption: An overview of evidence from cohort studies of vascular diseases, diabetes and cancer. Journal of the American College of Nutrition 27: 723S-734S
- Givens, DI (2008) Impact on CVD risk of modifying milk fat to decrease intake of saturated fatty acids and increase intake of cis-monounsaturates. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 67: 419-427.
- Givens, DI and Gibbs, RA (2008). Current intakes of EPA and DHA in European populations and the potential of animal-derived foods to increase them. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 67: 273-280
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