Search Results - "Mary-Anne Land"

Mean population salt intake estimated from 24-h urine samples and spot urine samples: a systematic review and meta-analysis by Huang, Liping, Crino, Michelle, Wu, Jason H Y, Woodward, Mark, Barzi, Federica, Land, Mary-Anne, McLean, Rachael, Webster, Jacqui, Enkhtungalag, Batsaikhan, Neal, Bruce

“…Estimating equations based on spot urine samples have been identified as a possible alternative approach to 24-h urine collections for determining mean…”
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Spokespeople in public health: Important characteristics from the perspective of Australian public health professionals by Buckley, Lisa, Morphett, Kylie, Rychetnik, Lucie, Land, Mary‐Anne, Cullerton, Katherine

“…Background: Spokespeople play a significant role in communicating public health information yet there is little research understanding the characteristics of…”
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Salt consumption by Australian adults: a systematic review and meta‐analysis by Land, Mary‐Anne, Neal, Bruce C, Johnson, Claire, Nowson, Caryl A, Margerison, Claire, Petersen, Kristina S

“…Objective: Salt reduction is a public health priority because it is a leading contributor to the global burden of disease. As in Australia there is uncertainty…”
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Salt intake assessed by 24 h urinary sodium excretion in a random and opportunistic sample in Australia by Land, Mary-Anne, Webster, Jacqui, Christoforou, Anthea, Praveen, D, Jeffery, Paul, Chalmers, John, Smith, Wayne, Woodward, Mark, Barzi, Federica, Nowson, Caryl, Flood, Victoria, Neal, Bruce

“…Objective The gold standard method for measuring population sodium intake is based on a 24 h urine collection carried out in a random population sample…”
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Effects of a community-based salt reduction program in a regional Australian population by Land, Mary-Anne, Wu, Jason H Y, Selwyn, Adriana, Crino, Michelle, Woodward, Mark, Chalmers, John, Webster, Jacqui, Nowson, Caryl, Jeffery, Paul, Smith, Wayne, Flood, Victoria, Neal, Bruce

“…Salt reduction is a public health priority but there are few studies testing the efficacy of plausible salt reduction programs. A multi-faceted,…”
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Salt Intakes, Knowledge, and Behavior in Samoa: Monitoring Salt‐Consumption Patterns Through the World Health Organization's Surveillance of Noncommunicable Disease Risk Factors (STEPS) by Webster, Jacqui, Su'a, Sarah Asi Faletoese, Ieremia, Merina, Bompoint, Severine, Johnson, Claire, Faeamani, Gavin, Vaiaso, Miraneta, Snowdon, Wendy, Land, Mary‐Anne, Trieu, Kathy, Viali, Satu, Moodie, Marj, Bell, Colin, Neal, Bruce, Woodward, Mark

“…This project measured population salt intake in Samoa by integrating urinary sodium analysis into the World Health Organization's (WHO's) STEPwise approach to…”
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Implementing the Communication for Behavioral Impact Framework to Reduce Population Salt Consumption by Land, Mary-Anne, PhD, Neal, Bruce, PhD, Hosein, Everold, PhD

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Reducing dietary salt intake and preventing iodine deficiency: towards a common public health agenda by Webster, Jacqui, Land, Mary‐Anne, Christoforou, Anthea, Eastman, Creswell J, Zimmerman, Michael, Campbell, Norman R C, Neal, Bruce C

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Iodine status similarly suboptimal in Australian women who have desirable salt intakes compared to those with excessive intakes by Charlton, Karen, M.Sc., MPhil(Epi), Ph.D., APD, Land, Mary-Anne, MPH, Ma, Gary, Ph.D., ARCS, DIC, Yeatman, Heather, MPH, DPH, Houweling, Fiona, M.Sc. Nutr.Diet

“…Median urinary iodine concentrations (MUIC) were compared according to urinary Na excretion values that equated to the following maximum targets for salt…”
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Salt intake and iodine status of women in Samoa by Land, Mary-Anne, Webster, Jacqui L, Ma, Gary, Li, Mu, Su'a, Sarah Asi Faletoese, Ieremia, Merina, Viali, Satu, Faeamani, Gavin, Bell, A Colin, Quested, Christine, Neal, Bruce C, Eastman, Creswell J

“…The objective of this study was to determine iodine nutrition status and whether iodine status differs across salt intake levels among a sample of women aged…”
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State-level and community-level salt reduction initiatives: a systematic review of global programmes and their impact by Christoforou, Anthea, Trieu, Kathy, Land, Mary-Anne, Bolam, Bruce, Webster, Jacqui

“…BackgroundHigh-salt diets are linked to elevated blood pressure, a major risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, particularly stroke. State and community salt…”
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Dietary salt intake in the Australian population by Santos, Joseph Alvin, Webster, Jacqui, Land, Mary-Anne, Flood, Victoria, Chalmers, John, Woodward, Mark, Neal, Bruce, Petersen, Kristina S

“…To update the estimate of mean salt intake for the Australian population made by the Australian Health Survey (AHS). A secondary analysis of the data collected…”
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An Update on the Salt Wars—Genuine Controversy, Poor Science, or Vested Interest? by Neal, Bruce, Land, Mary-Anne, Woodward, Mark

“…There is unequivocal evidence that increased sodium intake is associated with increased blood pressure, and that increased blood pressure leads to increased…”
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association of knowledge, attitudes and behaviours related to salt with 24-hour urinary sodium excretion by Land, Mary-Anne, Webster, Jacqui, Christoforou, Anthea, Johnson, Claire, Trevena, Helen, Hodgins, Frances, Chalmers, John, Woodward, Mark, Barzi, Federica, Smith, Wayne, Flood, Victoria, Jeffery, Paul, Nowson, Caryl, Neal, Bruce

“…AIM: Salt reduction efforts usually have a strong focus on consumer education. Understanding the association between salt consumption levels and knowledge,…”
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How much salt do adults consume in climate vulnerable coastal Bangladesh? by Rasheed, Sabrina, Jahan, Shamshad, Sharmin, Tamanna, Hoque, Shahidul, Khanam, Masuma Akter, Land, Mary Anne, Iqbal, Mohammad, Hanifi, Syed Manzoor Ahmed, Khatun, Fatema, Siddique, Abul Kasem, Bhuiya, Abbas

“…Evidence from numerous studies suggests that salt intake is an important determinant of elevated blood pressure. Robust data about salt consumption among…”
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Dietary Salt Intake and Discretionary Salt Use in Two General Population Samples in Australia: 2011 and 2014 by Nowson, Caryl, Lim, Karen, Grimes, Carley, O'Halloran, Siobhan, Land, Mary Anne, Webster, Jacqui, Shaw, Jonathan, Chalmers, John, Smith, Wayne, Flood, Victoria, Woodward, Mark, Neal, Bruce

“…The limited Australian measures to reduce population sodium intake through national initiatives targeting sodium in the food supply have not been evaluated…”
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Cost-effectiveness of reducing salt intake in the Pacific Islands: protocol for a before and after intervention study by Webster, Jacqui, Snowdon, Wendy, Moodie, Marj, Viali, Satu, Schultz, Jimaima, Bell, Colin, Land, Mary-Anne, Downs, Shauna, Christoforou, Anthea, Dunford, Elizabeth, Barzi, Federica, Woodward, Mark, Neal, Bruce

“…There is broad consensus that diets high in salt are bad for health and that reducing salt intake is a cost-effective strategy for preventing chronic diseases…”
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Protocol for the implementation and evaluation of a community-based intervention seeking to reduce dietary salt intake in Lithgow, Australia by Land, Mary-Anne, Jeffery, Paul, Webster, Jacqui, Crino, Michelle, Chalmers, John, Woodward, Mark, Nowson, Caryl, Smith, Wayne, Flood, Victoria, Neal, Bruce

“…Excess dietary salt is a leading risk for health. Multiple health, government, industry and community organisations have identified the need to reduce…”
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Mean population salt consumption in India: a systematic review by Johnson, Claire, Praveen, Devarsetty, Pope, Alun, Raj, Thout S, Pillai, Rakesh N, Land, Mary Anne, Neal, Bruce

“…BACKGROUND:Member states of the WHO, including India, have adopted a target 30% reduction in mean population salt consumption by 2025 to prevent…”
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S-002 HIGH SALT CONSUMPTION LEVELS IN LITHGOW, AUSTRALIA by Land, Mary-Anne, Webster, Jacqui, Flood, Victoria, Neal, Bruce

“…BACKGROUNDHigh salt diets are strongly linked to high blood pressure which is a major risk factor for cardiovascular diseases. Australians consume much more…”
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