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  1. Adapting to financial pressure on household food budgets in Denmark: Associations with life satisfaction and dietary health
  2. Patient profiling for success after weight loss surgery (GO Bypass study): An interdisciplinary study protocol
  3. Being targeted as a “severely overweight pregnant woman” -A qualitative interview study
  4. E ating out in four Nordic countries: National patterns and social stratification
  5. The consequences of unemployment on diet composition and purchase behaviour: a longitudinal study from Denmark
  6. Experiences From a Web- and App-Based Workplace Health Promotion Intervention Among Employees in the Social and Health Care Sector Based on Use-Data and Qualitative Interviews
  7. Should Europe follow the US and declare obesity a disease?: a discussion of the so-called utilitarian argument
  8. Contrasting Approaches to Food Education and School Meals
  9. Food insecurity in Denmark—socio-demographic determinants and associations with eating- and health-related variables
  10. Optimistic and pessimistic self-assessment of own diets is associated with age, self-rated health and weight status in Danish adults
  11. Working with a fractional object: enactments of appetite in interdisciplinary work in anthropology and biomedicine
  12. Variations in the Prevalence of Obesity Among European Countries, and a Consideration of Possible Causes
  13. Instrumentalization of Eating Improves Weight Loss Maintenance in Obesity
  14. The Diet-related GHG Index: construction and validation of a brief questionnaire-based index
  15. “I feel good and I am not overweight” – A qualitative study of considerations underlying lay people's self-assessments of unhealthy diets
  16. Alan Warde, 2016, The practice of eating, Polity
  17. Changing tastes: learning hunger and fullness after gastric bypass surgery
  18. Measuring the impact of classmates on children’s liking of school meals
  19. Changes in the social context and conduct of eating in four Nordic countries between 1997 and 2012
  20. Adaptation and validation of the short version WHOQOL-HIV in Ethiopia
  21. Making the Most of Less
  22. Patients’ strategies for eating after gastric bypass surgery: a qualitative study
  23. Who is Cooking Dinner?
  24. Use and Preference of Advice on Small Children's Food: Differences Between Parents From Ethnic Minority, Ethnic Majority, and Mixed Households
  25. School meal sociality or lunch pack individualism? Using an intervention study to compare the social impacts of school meals and packed lunches from home
  26. Eating practices and diet quality: a population study of four Nordic countries
  27. The Taste of ‘the End of the Month’, and How to Avoid It: Coping with Restrained Food Budgets in a Scandinavian Welfare State Context
  28. Monitoring the Normal Body: Ideals and Practices among Normal-Weight and Moderately Overweight People
  29. Literature review: perceptions and management of body size among normal weight and moderately overweight people
  30. Food shopping and weight concern. Balancing consumer and body normality
  31. The Danish tax on saturated fat: why it did not survive
  32. The acceptability of the New Nordic Diet by participants in a controlled six-month dietary intervention
  33. Living with the New Nordic Diet
  34. Opportunities for healthier child feeding. Does ethnic position matter? – Self-reported evaluation of family diet and impediments to change among parents with majority and minority status in Denmark
  35. Beyond an Assumed Mother–Child Symbiosis in Nutritional Guidelines: The Everyday Reasoning Behind Complementary Feeding Decisions
  36. Consumer acceptance of the New Nordic Diet. An exploratory study
  37. Parental concerns about complementary feeding: differences according to interviews with mothers with children of 7 and 13 months of age
  38. Consumer understanding of food labels: toward a generic tool for identifying the average consumer
  39. Use, perceptions, and acceptability of a ready-to-use supplementary food among adult HIV patients initiating antiretroviral treatment: a qualitative study in Ethiopia
  40. Ethnicity and children's diets: the practices and perceptions of mothers in two minority ethnic groups in Denmark
  41. Obesity as a showcase for transdisciplinary research
  42. Obesity as a Showcase for Transdisciplinary Research*
  43. Food security, sustainable agriculture, and forestry, marine and maritime and inland water research and the bioeconomy
  44. Food for patients at nutritional risk: A model of food sensory quality to promote intake
  45. Embodied Experiences Associated with Obesity and the Management of Bodyweight. Gender and Social Differences
  46. Easy to chew, but hard to swallow – consumer perception of neutrally marinated meat
  47. Conceptual equivalence of WHOQOL-HIV among people living with HIV in Ethiopia
  48. Determinants of appetite ratings: the role of age, gender, BMI, physical activity, smoking habits, and diet/weight concern
  49. Book Review: Pekka Sulkunen, The Saturated Society: Governing Risk and Lifestyles in Consumer CultureSulkunenPekka, The Saturated Society: Governing Risk and Lifestyles in Consumer Culture. London: Sage, 2009, 210 pp.
  50. Obesity in a life-course perspective: An exploration of lay explanations of weight gain
  51. Social class and body management. A qualitative exploration of differences in perceptions and practices related to health and personal body weight
  52. Measuring protein breakdown rate in individual proteins in vivo
  53. EU FOOD SAFETY POLICY
  54. ‘We Have to Go Where the Money Is’—Dilemmas in the Role of Nutrition Scientists: An Interview Study
  55. Building Groups and Independence
  56. Food consumption and political agency: on concerns and practices among Danish consumers
  57. User-oriented innovation in the food sector: relevant streams of research and an agenda for future work☆
  58. Inverting the food pyramid?
  59. Social and cultural acceptability of fat reduced diets among Danish overweight subjects: High-protein versus high-carbohydrate diets
  60. Trusting, Complex, Quality Conscious or Unprotected?
  61. Social factors and food choice: consumption as practice
  62. Modern Meal Patterns: Tensions Between Bodily Needs and the Organization of Time and Space
  63. Overweight men's motivations and perceived barriers towards weight loss
  64. Shifting responsibilities for food safety in Europe: An introduction
  65. Can the Glycemic Index (GI) be Used as a Tool in the Prevention and Management of Type 2 Diabetes?
  66. Ethics and the politics of food
  67. Trust in food safety in Russia, Denmark and Norway
  68. Sociodemographic differences in dietary habits described by food frequency questions — results from Denmark
  69. Beyond the knowledge deficit: recent research into lay and expert attitudes to food risks
  70. Blaming the consumer: On the free choice of consumers and the decline in food quality in Denmark
  71. Blaming the consumer: on the free choice of consumers and the decline in food quality in Denmark
  72. Food Health Policies and Ethics: Lay Perspectives on Functional Foods
  73. Achieving “proper” satiety in different social contexts – qualitative interpretations from a cross-disciplinary project, sociomæt
  74. Monitoring of dietary changes by telephone interviews: results from Denmark
  75. The role of meat in everyday food culture: an analysis of an interview study in Copenhagen
  76. Coenzyme Q10 in health and disease
  77. Randomized trial on protein vs carbohydrate in ad libitum fat reduced diet for the treatment of obesity
  78. Nordic Meals: Methodological Notes on a Comparative Survey
  79. Effectiveness of a dietary intervention strategy in general practice: effects on blood lipids, health and well-being
  80. Uncovering social structures and status differences in health systems
  81. Consumers' Views on Food Quality. A Qualitative Interview Study