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	10 June 2005 - Brighton - Moving Forward Together
	Crime Times
	The Vitamin D Council
	The Oxford-Durham study
	19 May 2005 - BBC Website - Vitamin E cuts Parkinson's risk
	15 May 2005 - The Observer - It's supposed to be lean cuisine. So why is this chicken fatter than it looks?
	10 May 2005 - Diet and child behaviour: the scientific evidence
	9 May 2005 - Inverness - Highland ADHD Conference
	05 May 2005 - The Guardian - Why it's time we faced fats
	02 May 2005 - The Guardian - Children's diet link to disorders
	Richardson & Montgomery 2005 - The Oxford-Durham Study: A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Dietary Supplementation With Fatty Acids in Children With DCD (dyspraxia)
	29 April 2005 - Kirkcaldy - Food and Behaviour Research Conference
	Diet, Behaviour and Learning - a virtual conference
	10 April 2005 - The Observer - What not to feed your child
	10 April 2005 - The Observer - What your children should eat
	10 April 2005 - The Observer - What's for tea?
	Cordain L et al 2005 - Origins and evolution of the Western diet: health implications for the 21st century
	The Dinner Lady
	29 March 2005 - The Independent - Essential Mix
	26 March 2005 - Financial Times Magazine - Brain Food

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