Andreia Oliveira

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Universidade do Porto Faculdade de Medicina

Portugal

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Andreia Oliveira is an Invited Auxiliary Professor at Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade do Porto, Portugal. Her research primarily focuses on food insecurity, dietary patterns, and their implications on health and sustainability, with recent publications addressing children's dietary habits, adolescent eating behaviors, and the impacts of socio-economic contexts on nutrition. She is actively involved in studies that assess the health and environmental benefits of plant-based diets and the association of dietary patterns with cardiometabolic health.

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Appetite regulation and obesity in childhood: a comprehensive approach towards understanding genetic and behavioural influences

Open Date: 2018-06-01

Close Date: 2021-05-31

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Appetite and adiposity: evidence for gene-environment interplay in children

Open Date: 2018-01-01

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Appetite and adiposity: evidence for gene-environment interplay in children

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Pathways from early life to cardiometabolic risk during childhood

Open Date: 2015-01-01

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National Food Nutrition and Physical Activity Survey (IAN-AF)

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Food Insecurity and Appetitive Traits: A Prospective Analysis in Generation XXI Cohort

Health and environmental impacts of shifting to plant-based analogues: a risk-benefit assessment

Children’s adherence to a healthy and environmentally sustainable dietary pattern based on the EAT-Lancet recommendations: the role of the family environment

Sleep timing behaviour, sleep duration and adherence to obesogenic dietary patterns from pre‐school to school age: results from the Portuguese birth cohort Generation XXI

Association of adverse childhood experiences with dietary patterns of school-age children: evidence from the birth cohort Generation XXI

Adolescents’ Perceptions About Healthy and Sustainable Diets: A Qualitative School-Based Study in Portugal

Appetitive traits from childhood to adolescence: Analysis of their stability, derivation of trajectory profiles, and associated characteristics

Advice for the update of the EU Menu guidance: results of the ERA EU Menu project

The Relevance of Plant-Based Diets and Micronutrient Supplementation for Body Composition: Data from the VeggieNutri Cross-Sectional Study

Disordered Eating Profiles in Adolescence to Early Adulthood and Future Cardiometabolic Health

Exploring dietary patterns and their association with environmental sustainability and body mass index in children and adolescents: Insights from the National Food, Nutrition and Physical Activity Survey 2015–2016

NUTRI-YOUNG: impacto dos contextos socioeconómicos nos hábitos alimentares, estilos de vida e satisfação corporal de adolescentes

Patterns of Eating Behavior among 13-Year-Old Adolescents and Associated Factors: Findings from the Generation XXI Birth Cohort

Conhecimentos sobre alimentação e nutrição: estudo dos seus determinantes em estudantes do ensino superior da área das ciências da saúde

Appetitive traits and food groups consumption in school-aged children: prospective associations from the Generation XXI birth cohort

Food insecurity is associated with an unhealthy lifestyle score in middle- and older-aged adults: findings from the EPIPorto cohort

Parental child-feeding practices at 4 years of age are associated with dietary patterns of 7-year-olds

Parental Feeding Practices and Children’s Eating Behaviours: An Overview of Their Complex Relationship

Childhood social adversity and clustering of health risk behaviours during early adolescence in a population-based birth cohort

Early life exposures are associated with appetitive traits in infancy: findings from the BiTwin cohort

Genetic and environmental contributions to variations on appetitive traits at 10 years of age: a twin study within the Generation XXI birth cohort

Association of early feeding practices with dietary patterns of 7-year-olds from the birth cohort Generation XXI

Association of dietary macronutrient intake with adiposity during childhood according to sex: Findings from the generation XXI birth cohort

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Marion Hetherington

A. Fildes

Elisa Keating

Sofia Vilela

Rita Negrão

Bruno Oliveira

Milton Severo

Cláudia Silva

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