Project Details
Description
The project consists of 6 work packages exploring different aspects of CYCF from different disciplines.
WP 1: Cohort study on diet, growth and other health parameters
WP 2: Methodology for dietary assessment in children and a national survey
WP 3: Early growth, CYCF, and obesity in the Danish National Birth Cohort
WP 4: Iron, growth and infectious diseases
WP 5: Early predictors of human food preferences
WP 6: Parental thoughts about complementary feeding
Department of Nutrition, National Food Institute, DTU is responsible for WP2 which aims at validating the dietary assessment method of 7 day pre-coded food record against 7 day weighed food records and energy expenditure estimated by the double labelled water method. Further the food and nutrient intake is estimated in the cohort study of WP1 and related to intake estimates of the national survey among infants and young children.
WP 1: Cohort study on diet, growth and other health parameters
WP 2: Methodology for dietary assessment in children and a national survey
WP 3: Early growth, CYCF, and obesity in the Danish National Birth Cohort
WP 4: Iron, growth and infectious diseases
WP 5: Early predictors of human food preferences
WP 6: Parental thoughts about complementary feeding
Department of Nutrition, National Food Institute, DTU is responsible for WP2 which aims at validating the dietary assessment method of 7 day pre-coded food record against 7 day weighed food records and energy expenditure estimated by the double labelled water method. Further the food and nutrient intake is estimated in the cohort study of WP1 and related to intake estimates of the national survey among infants and young children.
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 01/09/2006 → 31/12/2010 |
Collaborative partners
- Technical University of Denmark (lead)
- University of Copenhagen (Project partner)
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