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- Faecal microbiome as determinant of the effect of diet on colorectal-cancer risk: comparison of meat based versus pesco-vegetarian diets.
- ERA-HDHL aimed to provide a robust platform for implementing Joint Funding Activities that address the research challenges that are identified and described in the Strategic Research Agenda and Implementation Plans of Healthy Diet, Healthy Life (HDHL) through improving coordination and reducing the overlap between national and European funding.
- Food phytochemicals matter for cardiometabolic health
- Diet x gut microbiome-based metabotypes to determine cardio-metabolic risk and tailor intervention strategies for improved health
- Dietary Patterns in the Ageing European Population: an Interdisciplinary Approach to combat Overweight-Related Metabolic Diseases. The EURODIET project
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In 2013 started the first Joint Funding Action (JFA) initiated by HDHL followed by six further funding activities until 2015. From these seven calls much can be learned for future activities. For this purpose, detailed evaluation reports were conducted to assess the monitoring data of the funded research projects in relation to the respective aim of the call and to analyse the output, outcomes and… - Gut Metabotypes as Biomarkers for Nutrition and Health
- CirculAting Bile Acids as biomarkers of metabolic health - Linking microbiotA, Diet and Health
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In January 2021, the JPI HDHL launched STAMIFY, the 4th additional non-cofunded Joint Funding Action (JFA) implemented in the frame of the ERA-Net Cofund HDHL INTIMIC. - Metabolic HEALTH through nutrition, microbiota, and tryptophan bioMARKers
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On 4 December 2025, coordinators, partners, and stakeholders joined the online STAMIFY end-term meeting to share key findings and updates from six transnational research projects. Exciting results and tools will be released throughout 2026. - A comprehensive study of the innate immune surveillance against infection during postprandial metabolism