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Food systems: The relationship between health and food science/technology
A. S. Levine
, T. P. Labuza
Administration (RIO)
Food Science and Nutrition
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Food Technology
100%
Food
47%
Health
32%
Diet
19%
Nutrients
14%
Fish Oils
13%
Arthritis
9%
Indoles
9%
Unsaturated Fats
8%
Margarine
8%
lard
8%
Fats
8%
Cholesterol
8%
Portion Size
8%
Anticarcinogenic Agents
8%
Butter
8%
Plant Oils
7%
Deficiency Diseases
7%
Genetic Phenomena
7%
Bone Neoplasms
6%
Edible Grain
6%
Bone Diseases
6%
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
6%
Immune System Diseases
5%
Vitamins
5%
Sugars
5%
Malnutrition
5%
Fishes
5%
Osteoporosis
4%
Salts
4%
Neurotransmitter Agents
4%
Serotonin
4%
Dementia
4%
Sodium
4%
Estrogens
4%
Weight Loss
4%
Atherosclerosis
4%
Blood Platelets
4%
Eating
4%
Central Nervous System
4%
Hormones
3%
Maintenance
3%
Research Personnel
3%
Calcium
3%
Lipids
3%
Drug Therapy
3%
Animals
2%
Population
2%
Neoplasms
1%
Therapeutics
0%
Social Sciences
health science
67%
food
46%
bone disease
17%
cancer
11%
genetic manipulation
10%
drug therapy
8%
health
8%
food consumption
7%
vegetables
6%
technological change
6%
substitution
6%
agricultural product
6%
dementia
6%
manipulation
5%
nutrition
5%
animal
4%
Chemical Compounds
Food
48%
Nutrient
17%
Fat
11%
Anticarcinogenic Agent
9%
Omega-3 Fatty Acid
8%
Releasing Hormone
8%
Margarine
8%
Butter
7%
Adjuvant
6%
Neurotransmitter
6%
Serotonin
6%
Estrogen
6%
Indoles
5%
Vitamin
5%
Hormone
5%
Calcium(0)
4%
Lipid
3%
Force
3%
Sodium Atom
3%
Substitution Reaction
3%
Weight
2%
Drug
2%
Time
2%