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EAMA VI - January 2005 - Nutrition in the Elderly and its Main Related Consequences



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January 2005 - Nutrition in the Elderly and its Main Related Consequences


The Sixth Advanced Postgraduate Course - 2005 / 2006



Nutrition in the elderly and its main related consequences
Pr Robert M. Russell, Boston (USA),
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  • Diet and exercises
    Dr Anne Auckenthaler - Mendoula, Geneva (CH),
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  • Nutrition and the critically ill
    Dr Johan Flamaing, Leuven (B),
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  • Enteral vs. Parenteral nutrition
    Dr Tiina Huusko, Helsinki (FI),
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  • Nutrition and surgery
    Pr Lukas Krähenbühl, Fribourg (CH),
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  • Who needs supplements ?
    Dr Ella Kagan, Beer-Sheva (Israel),
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  • Environment and eating patterns
    Dr Laurent Lechowski, Paris (F),
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  • Anorexia
    Dr Annelies Weverling - Rijnsburger, Leiden (NL),
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  • Malabsorption in the elderly: a clinician's approach
    Dr Gregory J. Hanson, Rochester (USA),
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  • Nutrition and aging
    Pr Hannes B. Stähelin, Basel (CH),
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  • The gastrointestinal tract in the elderly
    Dr Jürgen Bauer, Nürnberg (D),
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  • Diet and heart failure
    Dr Olivier Beauchet, Geneva (CH),
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  • B vitamins, homocysteine and health
    Dr Jennifer Anders, Hamburg (D),
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  • Micronutrient deficiencies (Zn, Fe, Se etc)
    Dr Anna Skalska, Krakow (PL),
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  • IAG / IANA nutritional and aging task force
    Pr Bruno Vellas, Toulouse (F),
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  • Epidemiology of calcium related disturbances
    Pr Hajime Orimo, Tokyo (JAP),
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  • Carbohydrates and glycemic index
    Dr Sandra De Breucker, Bruxelles (B),
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  • Age-related macular degeneration
    Dr Gebhard Kittinger, Zirl (A),
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  • Cataracts
    Dr Gillian Mead, Edinburgh (UK),
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  • Kidney disease
    Dr Wim Janssens, gent (B),
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  • Obesity, diabetes, metabolic syndrome in the elderly
    Pr Gaetano Crepaldi, Padova (I),
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  • Nutrition and drug interactions
    Pr Martin Fromm, Erlangen (D),
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  • Nutrition and longevity
    Pr Bernard Jeune, Copenhagen (DK),
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