Diet-gene interactions between dietary fat intake and common polymorphisms in determining lipid metabolism

Corella, Dolores

doi:10.3989/gya.086408

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“…Ethnicity can also give indications about cultural habits that could influence the composition of the diet consumed by participants (Hurlimann et al, 2012). There are in fact major ethnic differences in dietary intake and food exposure (Corella, 2009;Smith and Ordovas, 2010). Four of the 16 articles of our sample did not report any information about participants' ethnicity (or origin), while three acknowledged limitations related either to the "haplotype frequency" found in the participants' population or the varying "racial composition" of the study participants.…”

Section: (V) Limitations Resulting From the Complexity Of The Geneticmentioning

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Are Research Papers Reporting Results from Nutrigenetics Clinical Research a Potential Source of Biohype?

Stenne

Hurlimann

Godard

2012

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Nutrigenetics is a promising field, but the achievability of expected benefits is challenged by the methodological limitations that are associated with clinical research in that field. The mere existence of these limitations suggests that promises about potential outcomes may be premature. Thus, benefits claimed in scientific journal articles in which these limitations are not acknowledged might stimulate biohype. This article aims to examine whether nutrigenetics clinical research articles are a potential source of biohype. Of the 173 articles identified, 16 contained claims in which clinical applications were extrapolated from study results. The methodological limitations being incompletely acknowledged, these articles could potentially be a source of biohype.

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Section: (V) Limitations Resulting From the Complexity Of The Geneticmentioning

confidence: 90%

Are Research Papers Reporting Results from Nutrigenetics Clinical Research a Potential Source of Biohype?

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Hurlimann

Godard

2012

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Diet-gene interactions between dietary fat intake and common polymorphisms in determining lipid metabolism

Abstract: and CIBER Fisiopatología de la Obesidad y Nutrición (CB06/03) as an initiative of the ISCIII, Spain

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Are Research Papers Reporting Results from Nutrigenetics Clinical Research a Potential Source of Biohype?

Are Research Papers Reporting Results from Nutrigenetics Clinical Research a Potential Source of Biohype?

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