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Lecture 8 - Nutrition Transition and Global Food Issues

Examines changing diets, activity patterns and disease burdens in a global context, introducing case studies from China, India, South Africa and Finland.

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Use to connect food choices to changing environments, while separating the historical cases from current conditions.

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