Colorectal Cancer
Maintaining an optimal dietary intake and nutritional status is important following a diagnosis of colorectal cancer.
Projects
Current Projects
Vitamin D systematic review and meta-analysis
The role of vitamin D in cancer risk and survival is still unclear. The team at NBRI is conducting a systematic review and meta-analysis on all the latest available scientific evidence on these potential associations.
Diet and Prostate Cancer
NBRI is investigating the effect of diet on prostate cancer risk and survivorship.
The CAMPUS Study
NBRI is recruiting Australian cancer patients to complete an anonymous online survey which takes about 10 minutes to complete.
Upcoming Projects
Mental Health and Diet
NBRI will be investigating the potential role of diet in mental health – beyond the micobiome.
Breast Cancer and Diet
NBRI will take an innovative look into dietary patterns potentially associated with breast cancer risk and survivorship.
Nutrigenomics and Cancer
A closer look at the interplay between our genetic potential, dietary behaviours and risk of cancer.
Food Sensitivities and Intolerances
NBRI will be examining the biological components underpinning food sensitivities, their prevalence and effects on overall health.
Current Projects
Current Project
Colorectal Cancer
Maintaining an optimal dietary intake and nutritional status is important following a diagnosis of colorectal cancer.
Current Project
Vitamin D systematic review and meta-analysis
The role of vitamin D in cancer risk and survival is still unclear. The team at NBRI is conducting a systematic review and meta-analysis on all the latest available scientific evidence on these potential associations.
Current Project
Diet and Prostate Cancer
NBRI is investigating the effect of diet on prostate cancer risk and survivorship.
Current Project
The CAMPUS Study
NBRI is recruiting Australian cancer patients to complete an anonymous online survey which takes about 10 minutes to complete.
Upcoming Projects
Upcoming Project
Mental Health and Diet
NBRI will be investigating the potential role of diet in mental health – beyond the micobiome.
Upcoming Project
Breast Cancer and Diet
NBRI will take an innovative look into dietary patterns potentially associated with breast cancer risk and survivorship.
Upcoming Project
Nutrigenomics and Cancer
A closer look at the interplay between our genetic potential, dietary behaviours and risk of cancer.
Upcoming Project
Food Sensitivities and Intolerances
NBRI will be examining the biological components underpinning food sensitivities, their prevalence and effects on overall health.