Browsing publications by Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYear
Dr Vida Zohoori
Dr Anne Maguire
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Relationships between Fluoride Intake, Urinary Fluoride Excretion and Fluoride Retention in Children and Adults: An Analysis of Available Data2010
Dr Amelia Lake
Dr Robert Hyland
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Professor John Mathers
Professor Ashley Adamson
et al.		Combining social and nutritional perspectives: from adolescence to adulthood (the ASH30 Study)2009
Angela Craigie
Professor John Matthews
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Dr Amelia Lake
Professor John Mathers
et al.		Raised adolescent body mass index predicts the development of adiposity and a central distribution of body fat in adulthood: a longitudinal study2009
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
The fractional urinary fluoride excretion of adults consuming naturally and artificially fluoridated water and the influence of water hardness: A randomized trial2009
Dr Amelia Lake
Professor Ashley Adamson
Angela Craigie
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Professor John Mathers
et al.		Tracking of Dietary Intake and Factors Associated with Dietary Change from Early Adolescence to Adulthood: The ASH30 Study2009
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Do we let children's teeth decay just because some people object to topping up the natural fluoride that's already in our water?2008
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Fractional urinary fluoride excretion of young female adults during the diurnal and nocturnal periods2008
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Professor John Matthews
Professor Paula Moynihan
Dr Sarah Kelly
Dr Jean Adams
et al.		Changes in consumption of sugars by English adolescents over 20 years2007
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Professor Ashley Adamson
Commentary on Rugg-Gunn A.J., Adamson A.J., Appleton D.R., Butler T.J. & Hackett A.F. (1993) Sugars consumption by 379 11-12-year-old English children in 1990 compared with results in 1980. Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics; 6, 419-4312007
Dr Amelia Lake
Dr Robert Hyland
Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn
Professor John Mathers
Professor Ashley Adamson
et al.		Healthy eating: Perceptions and practice (the ASH30 study)2007
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