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CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION IN WOMEN WITH ELEVATED BMI: IMPACT ON OVARIAN STIMULATION IN IVF

WHEN THE TONGUE SPEAKS FIRST: MUCOCUTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS OF VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY IN AN ELDERLY PATIENT

TAKING SUPPLEMENTATION DID NOT AFFECT SERUM ZINC LEVELS AND SEMEN QUALITY IN MALE INFERTILITY PATIENTS.

GENE-DIET INTERACTION BETWEEN BUD13-ZNF259-APOA5 GENE CLUSTER POLYMORPHISM AND VITAMIN E STATUS ON LIPID PROFILE IN A HIGHLY ADMIXED BRAZILIAN POPULATION

HUMAN PBMCS AS A MODEL TO ASSESS ANTIOXIDANT EFFECTS OF POLYPHENOLS ON MITOCHONDRIAL ROS

TRACE ELEMENT DILEMMA IN HOME PARENTERAL NUTRITION: COPPER DEFICIENCY AFTER WITHDRAWAL IN IFALD

A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF MULTIVITAMIN AND MINERAL SUPPLEMENTS ON SYMPTOMS OF UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION

IMPACT OF MODERATE ETHANOL CONSUMPTION ON TESTICULAR MORPHOLOGY IN ADULT SWISS MICE

METABOLIC TRANSITION–ALIGNED TIMING OF TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION AND POST-INFUSION LIPEMIA IN CRITICAL ILLNESS

IMPACT OF A HYPERPROTEIC VS NORMOPROTEIC INTAKE ON DIAPHRAGMATIC THICKNESS AND DAYS OFMECHANICAL VENTILATION.

CLINICAL PHARMACIST-LED EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE CAREGIVERS' ADHERENCE TO ESPEN GUIDELINES FOR MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION VIA ENTERAL FEEDING TUBE IN PALLIATIVE CARE SERVICE

NUTRITIONAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS

C-REACTIVE PROTEIN TO ALBUMIN RATIO, NUTRITIONAL RISK, AND OUTCOMES IN ICU PATIENTS WITH PULMONARY SEPSIS

A CAPABILITY MATURITY MODEL FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY NUTRITIONAL THERAPY TEAMS: DEVELOPMENT AND PRELIMINARY PSYCHOMETRIC VALIDATION OF A NATIONAL ASSESSMENT TOOL IN BRAZIL

ARE WE FOLLOWING ESPEN ICU GUIDELINES FOR ENERGY DELIVERY, USING INDIRECT CALORIMETRY IN THE ICU?

ASSOCIATION OF DIETITIAN STAFFING IN ICU WITH NUTRITION PRACTICES: A NUTRITIONDAY DATABASE ANALYSIS

ADMISSION SERUM PHOSPHATE LEVELS DO NOT PREDICT NUTRITION-ASSOCIATED HYPOPHOSPHATAEMIA IN HIGH-RISK CRITICALLY ILL TRAUMA PATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY

PRISMA FOR ABSTRACTS ADHERENCE IN SRMAS ON NUTRITIONAL CARE OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS: A META-RESEARCH STUDY

PROGNOSTIC NUTRITIONAL INDEX AS A PREDICTOR OF IN-HOSPITAL MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL-PATIENTS ADMITTED IN AN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT OF A TERTIARY GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL

CAN AMINO ACID LOSS DURING CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY (CRRT) BE MEASURED RELIABLY ONCE DAILY?