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	17 October 2006 - BBC News - 'Hidden' fats removed from food
	17 October 2006 - BBC News - Benefits of fish 'outweigh risks'
	29 September 2006 - FAB CONFERENCE - Diet, Behaviour and the Junk Food Generation - Manchester
	27 Sept 2006 - The Guardian - Grease is the word
	09 Sep 2006 - The Guardian - It's business, and it's fishy
	06 Sep 2006 - Channel 4 - Fish oil for students
	05 Sep 2006 - The Scotsman - Treatment with 'friendly' bacteria could counter autism in children
	Fats of Life
	Tapsell et al 2006 - Health benefits of herbs and spices
	The British Psychological Society
	20 August 2006 - The Observer - The additive-packed children's tea
	19 August 2006 - BBC News 'Toxic Diets' Fuel Child Obesity
	Coeliac Disease (Gluten intolerance) and Schizophrenia
	Shopped: The Shocking Power of British Supermarkets
	21 July 2006 - NOW AVAILABLE - They Are What You Feed Them by Dr Alex Richardson
	26 June 2006 - BBC News - Rickets rises among city's young
	22 June 2006 - Reuters - Omega-3 fatty acids may help kids with depression
	19 June 2006 - Times Online - Junk medicine: Omega-3 hype
	19 June 2006 - Times Online - Winston's 'clever milk' campaign under fire
	Dr Alex Richardson - They Are What You Feed Them

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