A follow-up analysis of cohorts surveyed in the "Seven Countries Study" has provided increasing evidence of an association between diet and morbidity or mortality from coronary heart disease (CHD) and cancer. The effects of the "Mediterranean diet" on mortality is still evident in Italy, where food patterns differ significantly in different geographical areas.
DE LORENZO, A., Alberti, A., Andreoli, A., Iacopino, L., Serranò, P., Perriello, G. (2001). Food habits in a southern Italian town (Nicotera) in 1960 and 1996: still a reference Italian Mediterranean diet?. DIABETES, NUTRITION & METABOLISM, 14(3), 121-5.
Food habits in a southern Italian town (Nicotera) in 1960 and 1996: still a reference Italian Mediterranean diet?
DE LORENZO, ANTONINO;ANDREOLI, ANGELA;IACOPINO, LEONARDO;
2001-06-01
Abstract
A follow-up analysis of cohorts surveyed in the "Seven Countries Study" has provided increasing evidence of an association between diet and morbidity or mortality from coronary heart disease (CHD) and cancer. The effects of the "Mediterranean diet" on mortality is still evident in Italy, where food patterns differ significantly in different geographical areas.File in questo prodotto:
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