Commentary perhaps most, of the participants lived through the Dutch famine of 1944. Are
the results affected by that exposure? By their age at that exposure? How far can we …

We agree with Dr. Kuller (1) that large-scale epidemiologic studies require substantial input
from innovative, committed investigators across a range of disciplines—as in the UK …

The papers by Subar et al.(1) and Kipnis et al.(2) in this issue of the Journal provide a
unique set of data and a useful contribution to nutritional epidemiology. The Observing …

In searching for biomarkers, one might maintain that it is prudent to have preliminary studies
based on small samples. Given a satisfactory result, a large-sample follow-on study can then …

The major theme of the paper is estimation of deattenuation factors and correlations
between intakes reported on a food frequency questionnaire or 24-hour diet recall and true …

Introduction Some studies have examined long term health effects of famine exposure
during pregnancy but little is known about possible effects on adult survival. Methods We …

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anchored to a disease or class of diseases. In medicine, they can include measures such as …

This special journal issue includes 11 peer-reviewed scientific papers and 4 commentaries
that discuss the application of novel statistical methodologies in the analyses of biomarker …

Abstract In this issue, Keinan-Boker summarises the main studies that have followed up
offspring of women exposed to famine during pregnancy and calls for the establishment of a …

In this issue, Bingham et al. 1 present analyses comparing nutrient intakes estimated by a 1-
week diet record (DR) or food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) to a series of biomarkers and …