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Should fluoride be added to municipal or community water supplies (at levels of 0.4 mg/L to 1.5 mg/L) compared to lower fluoride levels for dental health and other health outcomes in children and adults?

2019-02-19 – Practice Question

What dietary supplements are necessary for healthy full-term human milk-fed infants?

2022-10-24 – Practice Question

Besides calcium and vitamin D, are dietary supplements or nutraceuticals recommended for the prevention and/or treatment of osteoporosis?

2022-12-22 – Practice Question

Are vitamin and/or mineral supplements associated with a decreased or increased risk of developing cancer?

2022-03-12 – Practice Question

What are the recommendations for the preparation, use, handling and storage of infant formula?

2018-04-20 – Practice Question

Are there any specific considerations with regard to the use of sweeteners (e.g. nonnutritive, artificial, intense, low calorie, sugar substitutes) and sugar alcohols in children?

2023-11-14 – Practice Question

What dietary strategies can be used to treat relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) in athletes?

2024-04-25 – Practice Question

When should water, as a drink, be introduced to healthy term infants? What type of water is suitable to use?

2022-12-16 – Practice Question

Do children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have lower iron, zinc or magnesium status? Does iron, zinc or magnesium supplementation improve ADHD symptoms?

2017-10-24 – Practice Question

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