Jill Eaton-Evans

TL;DR: The results demonstrate the potential of fortification in contributing to micronutrient intakes of schoolchildren, particularly where requirements are high, or for those on marginal diets of low nutritional quality.

TL;DR: It is concluded that a high proportion of healthy elderly people may have suboptimal status for these nutrients despite apparently adequate dietary intakes and riboflavin supplementation at physiologic doses corrects biochemical abnormalities of not only EGRAC, but also plasma PLP, confirming the biochemical interdependency of these vitamins and suggesting that rib oflavin is the limiting nutrient.

TL;DR: Significant sex differences in vitamin D metabolism were observed and were most marked in individuals with MS, suggesting that vitamin D requirements may differ between the sexes, as well as by underlying disease state.

TL;DR: Although copper supplementation had no effect on the putative biochemical measurements of copper status, it appeared to have reduced the loss of VTBMD in these middle-aged women over a 2 year period.

TL;DR: Chewing problems were reported for some children in all age groups, including not only children with a syndrome but also siblings of children with Down's syndrome and ASD and ASD.