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Global burden of intellectual disability resulting from prenatal exposure to methylmercury, 2015
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Exploring the relationship between perceived barriers to healthy eating and dietary behaviours in European adults
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Consumer response to health and environmental sustainability information regarding seafood consumption
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Consumers' familiarity with and attitudes towards food quality certifications for rice and vegetables in Vietnam
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- Conference Paper
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Consumers' acceptance of an online tool for health risk-benefit communication about seafood consumption
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Risk assessment of methylmercury in five European countries considering the national seafood consumption patterns
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- Journal Article
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Combining traditional dietary assessment methods with novel metabolomics techniques : present efforts by the Food Biomarker Alliance
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- Journal Article
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Risk/benefit communication about food : a systematic review of the literature
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Association of heart rate and blood pressure among European adolescents with usual food consumption : the HELENA study
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Beyond information seeking: consumers' online deliberation about the risks and benefits of red meat
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Integrated risk index for seafood contaminants (IRISC): pilot study in five European countries
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Sustainability labels on coffee: consumer preferences, willingness-to-pay and visual attention to attributes
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Health effects in the Flemish population in relation to low levels of mercury exposure: from organ to transcriptome level
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Consumer attitudes, knowledge, and consumption of organic yogurt
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Association of health involvement and attitudes towards eating fish on farmed and wild fish consumption in Belgium, Norway and Spain
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Consumer appeal of nutrition and health claims in three existing product concepts
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Association of overweight and obesity with interest in healthy eating, subjective health and perceived risk of chronic diseases in three European countries
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Comparison of the nutritional-toxicological conflict related to seafood consumption in different regions worldwide
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Probabilistic intake assessment of polybrominated diphenyl ethers and omega-3 fatty acids through fish consumption
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Probabilistic intake assessment of multiple compounds as a tool to quantify the nutritional-toxicological conflict related to seafood consumption
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Fish consumption is a safe solution to increase the intake of long-chain n-3 fatty acids
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How to use secondary data on seafood contamination for probabilistic exposure assessment purposes? Main problems and potential solutions