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A summary of findings from the 5-year Lipgene project

2009-03-01

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Year on year the number of Europeans classed as overweight or obese is increasing. With this rise in obesity comes an associated increase in the number of people suffering from the metabolic syndrome. Over the past five years Lipgene has investigated the association between diet, genetics and the metabolic syndrome, in a bid to help better understand the possible causes behind this disease and the most effective t...

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10.1111/j.1467-3010.2008.01728.x
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