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2011-10-29 Sven Pettersson Interviewed in Dagens Nyheter
Professor Sven Pettersson has been interviewed by Swedish National Newspaper Dagens Nyheter in an article stressing the importance of intestinal bacteria for our overall health and well being. Please note the article is in Swedish
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2011-11-10 Discussion Forum for TORNADO Members
There is a new discussion forum for TORNADO members. Login with your internet password and username on the bottom left. Contact the webmaster if you have problems. Click on the discussion forum on the left hand side main menu and click on the discussion forum link, and to add your comments click on 'new topic' and submit (scroll down)
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Tornado Concepts and Objectives
Tornado is the acronym for: Molecular Targets Open for Regulation by the gut flora – New Avenues for improved Diet to Optimize European health
The TORNADO consortium combines a systemic and comprehensive mechanistic approach with a focus on interdisciplinary skills provided by world leading experts working in close harmony with the food industry. TORNADO will enable broader applications, faster development, and more solid evidence for health claims based on detailed and thorough in depth assessment of underlying mechanisms relevant to health effects of dietary products compared to traditional approaches.
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Featured Partner: Foodfiles Ltd
Brief description of the organisation:
Foodfiles Ltd is a service company, more specifically, contract research organization in the field of nutrition, situated in Finland. Core competences of the company are clinical trials in the field of nutrition and regulatory affairs related to the products regulated under the food law.
Foodfiles has experienced research teams to complete clinical trials and documentation on health effects of foods and food ingredients. Foodfiles performs and organizes studies from small pilot studies to long-term multi-center interventions.
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