Italian
Accreditation : Egea has obtained 12 educational credits by the ECM commission.

EGEA
2005, the Third International Conference on the Health Benefits of the Mediterranean
Diet, will highlight the latest scientific advances on how dietary changes can
help prevent obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and cancers.
Focusing on the twin concepts of energy density and nutrient density of foods,
conference participants will outline the links between eating and snacking habits,
weight management, physical activity, metabolic syndrome, and chronic disease
risk.
EGEA 3 will provide a multidisciplinary approach to the prevention of chronic
diseases, bringing together researchers, clinicians, nutrition educators, policy
makers and food industry representatives. Eminent international scientists will
share their latest findings and will discuss effective dietary prevention strategies
with health professionals and with representatives of national and international
health agencies. This multi-level approach aims at contributing to the development
of a concerted agenda for the promotion of better health through improved nutrition
and lifestyle.
