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Nutrition, Cardiology
Impact of MUFAs and Biophenols in Extra Virgin Olive Oil on Cardiovascular Risk Factors – QI&CPD – Category 2
Lifestyle modification and behavioural changes are an essential component of overall cardiovascular risk modification and overall health. A heart-healthy diet has been the cornerstone of CVD prevention for decades. As nutritional science continues to evolve, we are beginning to understand more about the cardiovascular benefits of certain foods. Patients often seek health and nutrition advice […]
DURATION
1 hr
PROFESSION
Physician
# OF CREDITS
2
ACCREDITATION
QI & CPD - Category 2
EXPIRY DATE
2020-06-29
Lifestyle modification and behavioural changes are an essential component of overall cardiovascular risk modification and overall health. A heart-healthy diet has been the cornerstone of CVD prevention for decades. As nutritional science continues to evolve, we are beginning to understand more about the cardiovascular benefits of certain foods.
Patients often seek health and nutrition advice from GPs, however due to constantly emerging data on nutrition, health and well-being the current recommendations can often be unclear. Here we explore the latest evidence and recommendations for EVOO.
Faculty
Professor Peter Clifton
MBBS, PhD, FRACP
Professor of Nutrition,
University of South Australia
Sessional Physician,
Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, SA
Sam Manger
MBBS, BSc, FRACGP, FASLM
Medical Educator, James Cook University, QLD
General Practitioner,
Ochre Health Clinic, Maleny, QLD