Track 01 - Nutrition Science

Nutrition is a science that studies the physiological process of nutrition, the perception of nutrients and other substances in food in relation to the maintenance, development, reproduction, health and disease of the body.

An organism's diet, which is mainly determined by the availability and palatability of food, is what it consumes. A healthy diet for humans involves food preparation and storage methods that preserve nutrients from oxidation, heat or leaching, reducing the risk of foodborne diseases. Carbohydrates, fats, fibre, minerals, protein, vitamins, and water are the seven major classes of human nutrients. It is possible to group nutrients as either macronutrients or micronutrients (needed in small quantities). In humans, deficiency-related diseases such as blindness, anaemia, scurvy, preterm birth, stillbirth and cretinism, or nutrient-threatening health conditions such as obesity and metabolic syndrome, and common chronic systemic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and osteoporosis can be caused by an unhealthy diet. In acute cases, under nutrition may result in wasting, and in chronic cases of malnutrition, the stunting of marasmus.

• Animal nutrition
• Plant nutrition
• In bio-processed foods, microorganisms
• Use of the production of enzymes in the food industry
• Nutrients in biochemistry
• Iodine disorder

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Track 02 - Innovative Information in Nutrition

Current research in nutrition shows which foods are responsible for disease and lower the risk of disease. Every third person in the world is malnourished today, despite a strong mandate to end malnutrition by 2030, and it is estimated that one in two will be malnourished by 2030. Results for Growth seeks to encourage the discovery, adaptation and scale-up of innovative, cost-effective strategies that can solve major problems and gaps in nutrition and balanced diets. In many low- and middle-income countries, despite significantly increased agricultural production and a growing standard of living, malnutrition continues to hamper communities around the world. Poor nutrition leads to the death of an estimated 3 million kids per year, and an estimated 162 million kids under the age of five will experience stunted growth, restricting both their physical and cognitive development.

• Food Quality, Safety and Sustainability
• Hospital Dietaries in Patient Care
• Nutrition Transition
• Nutrition Intervention
• Nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation

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Track 03 - Nutrition, Health and Wellness

Nutrition is a fundamental human need and a pre-requisite for a person's healthy existence. A proper diet for development, growth and active life is important from the very early age of life. Nutrition is the science that focuses on all the various food composite variables and the manner in which proper nourishment is generated. For groups of people, the average dietary requirement is set and entirely depends on characteristics such as age, weight, height, gender, growth rate and degree of exercise. Healthy nutrition is one of the keys to a healthier life. Maintain a balanced diet to improve nutrition. Foods rich in vitamins and minerals should be consumed. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beef, and a source of protein are all included.

• Temperature regulation
• Fluid and electrolyte balance
• Food quality and sustainability
• Central Nervous System fatigue
• Synthetic nutrition

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Track 04 - Nutrition and Dietetics

Nutrition and Dietetics is an area in the science of medicine that aims to keep people healthy. Nutrition is a branch of science that deals with the interaction of nutrients and other substances in food with a human being's growth, reproduction, maintenance, health and disease. It also consists of intake of food, absorption, assimilation, catabolism, biosynthesis, and excretion. The science of how food and nutrition affect human health is dietetics. The field of dietetics has a strong focus on public health and a dedication to educating all people about the importance of making healthy dietary choices.

• Vitamins and Minerals
• Nutritional assessment
• Nutritional Biochemistry
• Mineral Deficiency Disorders
• Energy and macronutrients

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Track 05- Public Health Nutrition

It is a science that helps improve the food nutrition system to support the health status of the country. It focuses on the problem of the population's dietary needs. Nutrition in public health is the science and art of disease prevention, encouraging health by means of nutrition and thereby prolonging life. The aim of public health nutritionists is to achieve greater health and well-being by making healthy choices for everyone related to food and nutrition. Public health applies to all concerted initiatives, including both public and private, to promote health by preventing disease and thereby prolonging the life of the population as a whole, as per the World Health Organisation. The goal of these activities is to provide conditions for people to be healthy and to concentrate not only on particular patients or illnesses, but on whole populations. Public health is therefore concerned with the entire system and not simply with the suppression of a single disease.

• Nutrition and health
• Food and fitness
• Weight-loss planning
• Protein diet
• Applied culinary

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Track 06- Clinical Nutrition

The practise of determining whether a person absorbs a sufficient amount of nutrients for good health is clinical nutrition. It includes learning what nutrients are necessary for your body to function and how your health is influenced by what you eat. A clinical nutritionist is concerned with how the body treats, stores and throws out food nutrients, as well as how and what you eat influences your overall well-being. Based on your family and medical background, lifestyle and laboratory testing, experts in this area determine your nutritional needs in order to make recommendations on your diet and individual nutritional needs. A clinical nutritionist offers advice on changes to the diet that can help prevent illness.

• Nutrition and metabolism
• Immuno-Nutrition and Dietetics
• Clinical Malnutrition
• Molecular Nutrition
• Nutrition Therapy and benefits

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Track 07 - Food Processing and Technology

Food processing is the conversion of agricultural products into food or into other types of food from one source of food. Food processing involves many types of food processing, from grinding grain to making raw flour to cooking at home to sophisticated industrial processes used to make foods that are convenient. Some methods of food processing play an important role in reducing food waste and enhancing food preservation, thereby reducing agriculture's overall environmental effect and improving food security.

To make most foods edible, primary food processing is essential, and secondary food processing transforms the ingredients into recognisable foods, such as bread. Tertiary food production has been criticised for encouraging over-nutrition and obesity, having too much sugar and salt, too little fibre, and otherwise being harmful in terms of human and livestock nutritional needs.

• Primary food processing
• Secondary food processing
• Tertiary food processing

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Track 08 - Pediatric Nutrition

Pediatric nutrition is characterised as the dietary needs of children, including changes in organ function and body composition, to support their growth and development. For good or bad, diet plays a very significant role in childhood development. Proper nutrition meets the needs of the developing brains and bodies of children and helps them to fulfil their full potential. At the same time, if left unchecked, bad eating habits or medical conditions like allergies, celiac disease or diabetes can also affect the lifelong health of a kid. Thus, paediatric dieticians work to develop healthy dietary habits with infants, and also with their parents and caregivers. Infants and children need sufficient nutrition to grow and develop properly. Your child's immune system will be improved, he or she will be able to maintain a healthy weight, and his or her brain and bone growth will be supported by a well-balanced and healthy diet.

• Infant nutrition
• Formula Feeding of Term Infants
• Nutrient-Gene Interactions
• Breastfeeding and alternatives
• Pediatric Allergies

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Track 09 - Healthcare Nursing

Nursing is a practise focusing on the treatment of patients, families, and communities in the health care field so that they can achieve, sustain, or restore optimum health and quality of life. By their approach to patient care, preparation, and scope of practise, nurses can be distinguished from other health care professionals. Within the ordering reach of physicians, many nurses provide treatment, and this conventional position has influenced nurses' public image as care providers. Nurse practitioners, however, are licenced by most jurisdictions to practise in a number of settings independently. Nurse education has experienced a phase of diversification towards advanced and professional qualifications since the postwar period, and many of the conventional regulations and provider roles are shifting.

• Research for education, guidelines and universal developments
• New novelty, awareness & development
• Geriatric, pediatric, clinical & surgical nursing
• Cancer & tumor nursing

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Track 10 - Nutrition in Cancer Treatment

Nutrition may be a technique in which food is taken in and used for growth by the body to keep the body healthy. The treatment of cancer will place a great deal of nutritional demand on your body. Treatments for cancer and cancer can also change the ability of your body to tolerate some foods and use nutrients. For individuals with cancer, good nutrition is especially important. People with cancer need to maintain a healthy body weight and eat balanced foods. The side effects of cancer therapy can often cause patients to eat less and lose weight. Losing weight can also leave you frail and malnourished without trying. Some cancer therapies, on the other hand, may also contribute to weight gain.

• Nutrition and breast cancer
• Childhood Cancer
• Advances in Ovarian Cancer Research
• Nutrition for people living with cancer
• Treatment side effects and nutrition
• Drugs and Cancer
• Ovarian Cancer Research

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Track 11 - Maternal and Prenatal Nutrition

Maternal nutrition plays a significant role in the development and growth of the foetus. Maternal nutrition refers to the antenatal and postnatal nutritional needs of women (i.e., while they are pregnant and breastfeeding children) and may also apply to the pre-conceptual era (i.e., adolescence). The nutrient recommendations prior to and during pregnancy can be described as prenatal nutrition. Before and during pregnancy, nutrition and weight control have an intense influence on infant development. As infants totally rely on maternal stores and nutrients for optimum growth and health outcomes later in life, this is a very crucial period for healthy growth. A nutrient-dense maternal diet before and during pregnancy is related to better fetal health, proper birth weight, and higher maternal and child survival rates. Physicians must obtain a greater understanding of how diet affects fetal outcomes.

• Gestational Diabetes
• Pregnancy Nutrition
• Nutrition and weight management
• Enteral or Parenteral route – Strategy
• Public health and protection

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Track 12 - Nutritional care Nutritional Therapy

Nutritional treatment requires multiple elements, such as nutrition education and therapy in health facilities; diarrhoea preventive strategies for sanitation, water, and food safety; sufficient quality/quantity of food and food assistance. Diet plays a very important role in the control and treatment of different diseases. Diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and obesity are especially common. Nutritional Therapy is known as the therapy where diet has a most significant role. The key focus of nutritional therapy is natural unprocessed whole foods, which help improve overall health and reduce the risk of various diseases.

• Nutrition Assessment
• Nutrition Intervention
• Nutrition Diagnosis
• Nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation
• Electronic Nutrition Care Process Terminology

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Track 13- Nutrition and Diabetes

A major part of diabetes treatment is diet. It helps us to maintain a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle by balancing the precise amount of carbohydrates, fat, protein and fibre, vitamins and minerals. Diabetes is a disorder in which the levels of blood glucose, also known as blood sugar, are too high. Glucose comes from the food you consume, and insulin is a hormone that helps to provide energy to the glucose that gets into your cells. Type 1 diabetes is when insulin is not produced by your body, and type 2 diabetes is more common in people when insulin is not produced or used well by your body.

• Nutrition for Diabetes
• Gestational Diabetes
• Diabetes Health Center
• Type 1 Diabetes
• Type 2 Diabetes

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Track 14 - Sport and Exercise Nutrition

Sports Exercise Science and Human Nutrition are the sciences that investigate the experiences with food, sport and exercise that individuals have. Human Nutrition consists of food choice, food processing and food service and food intake, as well as how the energy and nutrients in food are used by the body. Both physiological, psychological and mechanical responses to human movement are included in Sport and Exercise Science and how these responses impact exercise performance potential and health outcomes. Sport and Exercise Nutrition also explores how human health and performance can be influenced by sport, exercise and food, as well as how nutrition influences sports health and performance And how diet impacts health and success in sports as well. This can encourage good health and well-being and can have an effect on the occurrence of diseases such as obesity, diabetes, cancer and heart disease.

• Physiology of Endurance Performance
• Exercise and Health
• Exercise and Immunology
• Amino Acid Metabolism in Exercise
• Eating Disorders in Athletes

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Track 15 - Animal and Dairy Nutrition

The analysis of the composition and characteristics of the substance ingested by the animal includes the study of the manner in which the material is metabolised (converted, used and excreted) into monogastric digestive tract animals and cells of the body (pigs, broilers, layers), ruminants (sheep, cattle, goats) and lower digestive tract fermenters (horses, ostriches). The nutrient requirements for a number of production functions for various species of animals are also discussed. Lastly the info is implemented in a professionally feasible and in a realistic method of animal nutrition just to make sure that the finest genetic production capacity of animals is achieved in a desirable manner.

• Food Science of Animal Resources
• Canned seafood products
• Nutrition Transition
• Meats and Fish
• Dairy products

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Track 16 - Nutrition and Immunology

Nutritional immunology emphasises the understanding of how immune responses are affected by diet and nutritional factors, thereby controlling health and disease outcomes. The unfavourable impact of malnutrition on the immune system is the essential development of nutritional immunology. The immune response is compromised by nutritional deficiency or unbalanced nutrition, leading to increased susceptibility to infectious diseases, cancer, suboptimal response to vaccinations, and other immune disorders.

• Applied Nutrition
• Inequalities and food choice
• Management and control
• Clinical immunology
• The Role of Nutrition on the Prevention and Management of Diseases
• Macronutrients
• Micronutrients
• Prebiotics and Probiotics

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Track 17 - Nutrition and Cardiovascular Disease

Lifestyle variables play a very significant role in the cause of cardiovascular disease, including diet (CVD). Three key categories, such as dietary habits, individual food products, and nutritional supplements, separate the nutritional information. DASH, Mediterranean diet, low-carbohydrate diet, and low-fat diet are the food trends. The second segment consists of individual food items: coffee and caffeine, tea, chocolate, garlic, whole grains and dietary fibre, vegetables and fruits, nuts, soy, milk products, alcoholic beverages, and eggs. Salt and sodium, omega-3 and fish oil, vitamin D, magnesium, phytosterols, antioxidants, homocysteine reducing agents and coenzyme Q10 are the dietary supplements examined in the third section.

• Estimate of nutritional exposure
• Dietary assessment
• Statistical modeling of the diet-disease relationship
• Nano materials in food system
• Coronary heart disease

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Track 18 - Role Of Nutrition In Neuroscience

Neuro-science is the study of the functions of the neurosystem inside the body as diet works on it. Nutritional neuroscience is a systematic method that examines the impact on neurobiology, neurochemistry, actions, and cognition of various components of the diet, such as dietary supplements, vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, protein, fats, synthetic hormones, and food additives. In neuroscience, nutrition plays a major role because many nutrients maintain a healthy brain and the nervous system, such as zinc, vitamins and minerals, will give the body energy and strength.

• Sensory food quality
• Nutritional cognitive neuroscience
• Nutritional screening
• Food toxicants
• Biochemical markers

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Track 19 - Food Chemistry and Biotechnology

Food chemistry is the analysis of chemical processes and interactions of both biological and non-biological components of foods. The biological substances include such products as beef, poultry, cabbage, beer, milk as examples. In its main components, such as carbohydrates, lipids and proteins, it is similar to biochemistry, but also includes areas such as water, This discipline also includes how, under such food processing techniques, goods alter and ways to either boost or avoid them from occurring. The promotion of fermentation of dairy products with microorganisms that convert lactose to lactic acid would be an example of improving a process. Biotechnology is a wide field of biology, involving the creation or processing of goods by the use of living systems and species. It also overlaps with similar scientific areas, depending on the instruments and applications. Biotechnology has grown to incorporate modern and complex sciences in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, such as genomics, Applied immunology, recombinant gene techniques and the advancement of pharmaceutical therapies and diagnostic tests

• Water in food systems
• Carbohydrates
• Lipids
• Food proteins
• Enzymes
• Vitamins
• Minerals
• Colour
• Flavours
• Food additives
• Medicine
• Industrial
• Environmental
• Regulation
• Agriculture

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Track 20 - Nutritional Health and Epidemiology

Nutritional epidemiology is a relatively recent medical research area that explores the relationship between health and diet. Both diet and physical activity are very difficult to reliably quantify, which can, to some degree, explain why nutrition has received less attention in epidemiology than other risk factors for disease. It also examines the role of nutrition in disease aetiology, monitors the population's nutritional status, develops and evaluates measures to achieve and maintain healthy eating patterns. The relationship and synergy between physical activity in health and disease and nutrition is also examined amongst populations.

• Nutrient Biomarkers
• Biomarkers in nutrition
• Nutrigenomics
• Cognitive aging
• Under-nutrition Epidemiology
• Obesity Epidemiology
• Infectious Disease Nutritional Risk Factors
• Nutritional Assessment

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Track 21 - Food nanotechnology

Food nanotechnology is a rapidly growing sector that offers the food industrys a plethora of new possibilities. The following are the basic categories of nanotechnology applications and functionalities that are currently being developed for food packaging: Barriers made of plastic materials are being improved, the use of active components that can provide functional attributes beyond those offered by traditional active packaging, as well as the sensing and signaling of relevant data. Nano food packaging materials have the ability to prolong the shelf life of food, enhance food safety, warn customers when food is tainted or spoiled, fix packaging tears, and even release preservatives to extend the shelf life of the food in the box. In the food industry, nanotechnology applications may be used to detect bacteria in packaging or to enhance flavor and color consistency, By growing the barrier properties, you can boost both comfort and protection.

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Track 22 - Food Safety and Quality

Food Safety and quality relates to the care taken by producers and manufacturers to ensure that the food is safe for the recipients. This is done to ensure the food's protection, nutritional quality, and acceptability. As well as consumer approval of the food. Food should be stored securely in order to preserve its useful quality. A food safety measure is a conceptual order that portrays the readiness and capability of food in order to avoid food-borne illness. The roots of food labeling with food naming, food cleanliness, food pressing, and food added substances, as well as provisions in food innovation laws for the administration of statutory accreditation for quality food.

• Food contamination
• Food handling techniques that are safe (from market to consumer)
• Incidence
• Regulations by jurisdiction and agency
• Manufacturing control
• Consumer labeling

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