NF 1/2005 summary - 4th year - quarterly journal

Research

• p. 5SOY ISOFLAVONES
  Their role in cancer prevention
  H Senior, B Lockwood
• 19PHYTOESTROGEN DATABASE AND BIOMARKERS
  Their role in human studies
  M Ritchie, AC Riches, CM Steel, JH Cummings, MS Morton, A Blake
• 27PHYTOESTROGENS
  An overview on bone health
  S Lorenzetti, F Branca
• 39SKELETAL EFFECTS OF ISOFLAVONES
  Preliminary data are encouraging but much remains to be learned
  M Messina

Compass

• 02From the Editor
  The Phytoestrogen Cornucopia
• 44Scientific Literature
  Phytoestrogens and probiotics interaction
  Detection of hyperforin in a St John's wort preparation
  Bitter melon and antidiabetes?
  Caffeine may help prevent Parkinson's disease
  Iron reduces anemia in nonpregnant women
  Probiotics and arthritis
  Low serum levels of Cu, Zn and vitamins C and E in patients with rhinosinusitis
  Vitamin E decreases Als risk
• 49Innovation
  A sustained-release form of a soybean extract
• 52World Patents
  US-P / EPO
• 58Regulatory Affairs
  FDA-USA / EAS / JHCI-UK
• 61Congress Reports
  Health Ingredients Europe/Food Safety & Hygiene
• 62Exhibition Preview
  Vitafoods International 2005

Departments

• 64Ingredients & Products
  Hi Europe 2004 - PeptoPro - NeOpuntia - Lactium - Trehalose - C12 Peptide - Cysteine Peptide - Raftilose with Probiotics - Phototrop
• 73News of Industry
  L-Carnipure® - Chromax® - Olive fruit extract - Supercritical CO2 Botanical Extracts - DHA - ZEN - Lutein and Zeaxanthin - Broccosinolate™ - Palatinose
• 79Coming Events
  CONFERENCES - EXHIBITIONS