Nutrition is a key part of chronic heart failure care. This new scientific statement highlights routine screening, individualized nutrition, Mediterranean-style eating, and targeted supplementation.
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Can we improve malnutrition screening in cancer?
In 11,693 patients, ALI-based GLIM showed the best prognostic performance and identified patients with poorer survival and greater medical burden.
https://t.co/Vy1NGhD341
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An international expert study identified key factors for assessing “risk of malnutrition.” Twenty-nine factors—including weight loss, reduced food intake, and disease-related factors—were deemed “extremely important.”
https://t.co/y6aDAzjGYE
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New ESPEN-Endorsed Recommendation Published
We are pleased to share a new open access ESPEN-endorsed recommendation published in Clinical Nutrition:
“Sarcopenic obesity: Call to action and nutritional agenda from the international clinical nutrition community”
Sarcopenic obesity, defined as obesity with low skeletal muscle function and mass, is increasingly recognized as an important clinical nutrition priority. This international statement highlights the need for coordinated action in research, education and clinical practice, with a strong focus on diagnosis, prevention, nutritional care and multimodal treatment approaches.
The publication also emphasizes the key role of nutrition and exercise in reducing the burden of sarcopenic obesity and improving outcomes for people living with obesity worldwide.
Read the full open access publication here:
https://t.co/iKS2NGWXoY