Effect of prebiotic & probiotic supplementation on circulating pro-inflammatory cytokines & urinary cortisol levels in patients with major depressive disorder: A double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial. Pro- & Prebiotics lower cortisol. ow.ly/wBxv30mUCcL

Attention is urgently needed to improve diets globally and end #malnutrition in all its forms. Despite every country in the 🌍 being affected by #malnutrition, we've never been better equipped to fight! #DigesttheData Learn more about the 2018 Global Nutrition Report globalnutritionreport.org/reports/global…

Of interest to MooDFOOD community via @FeliceJacka A toolkit for measurement error correction, with a focus on nutritional epidemiology - Keogh Wiley Online Library buff.ly/2En5Wjo

Fruit, veggie consumption may lessen memory loss in men Harvard University Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health buff.ly/2ErCtF4

Read about the MooDFOOD Final Workshop and Poster Session in Brussels buff.ly/2UPfJni

Interesting! Discover the climate footprint of your food choices

Omega-3 fatty acids for mood disorders? Harvard Health lhttps://buff.ly/2CkgrBT

#EFADConference2019 , will take place on November 1 & 2 in the MOA Mercure Hotel in Berlin. The preliminary programme will be announced on March 1st and full programme on May 1st. Details here bit.ly/2R8GnIU #EFADConference #dietitian #nutrition

New research on #vitamind supplements and your risk of #depression buff.ly/2UYpUFU

The Late Breaking submission system for is now open, via the EASO congress website - contribute to the scientific programme of #ECO2019! The deadline for submission of Late Breaking Abstracts is 28 February 2019! eco2019.org/?p=home

The deadline for applications for Travel Grants and FREE Hostel Accommodation for #ECO2019 is TODAY, Friday 25 January 2019. We especially encourage New Investigators to apply! @EASOresearch @Dr_C_Llewellyn Marita Hennessy Mary O'Kane Mike Lean Simon Williams 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 buff.ly/2QDrP4u

A diet rich in fiber and vegetables can relieve #depression — definitive conclusion from a meta-analysis of existing randomized, clinical trials. buff.ly/2Sdz0kE

“Why Food Could Be the Best Medicine of All” in TIME buff.ly/2SlLTnV There are a number of groundbreaking efforts to finally consider food a critical part of a patient medical care

Breaking news from the MooDFOOD project: buff.ly/2UhFyM8

MooDFOOD JAMA EASO @EOD2019 Solveig European Food Information Council (EUFIC) EAAD @GamianE EFAD EASO Patient Council Great to see MooDFOOD trial results in print in JAMA - lots of work to find nutritional supplements don’t prevent depression in overweight

Project MooDFOOD results are now available on the project website. Learn more about #MooDFOOD youtu.be/v8e7sJBn0Uo

Broad coverage of MooDFOOD results; now in ScienceDaily: intake of nutritional #supplements cannot prevent #depression -- sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/…

Findings from Exeter MooDFOOD MooDFOOD: “Nutritional supplements cannot prevent depression...”

Though the MooDFOOD project has concluded, there is certainly ongoing interest in the bi-directional relationship between mood and food. Interesting new article here from @MNT buff.ly/3DKrsf0