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2005The satiating effect of dietary protein is unrelated to postprandial ghrelin secretionMoran, L.; Luscombe-Marsh, N.; Noakes, M.; Wittert, G.; Keough, J.; Clifton, P.
2007Postprandial ghrelin cholecystokinin peptide YY and appetite before and after weight loss in overweight women with and without polycystic ovary syndromeMoran, L.; Noakes, M.; Clifton, P.; Wittert, G.; Le Roux, C.; Ghatei, M.; Bloom, S.; Norman, R.
1996Appetite regulation by carbohydrate: role of blood glucose and gastrointestinal hormones.Lavin, J.; Wittert, G.; Sun, W.M.; Horowitz, M.; Morley, J.; Read, N.
2014A very low-carbohydrate, low-saturated fat diet for type 2 diabetes management: a randomized trialTay, J.; Luscombe-Marsh, N.; Thompson, C.; Noakes, M.; Buckley, J.; Wittert, G.; Yancy, W.; Brinkworth, G.
1998Interaction of insulin, glucagon-like peptide 1, gastric inhibitory polypeptide, and appetite in response to intraduodenal carbohydrate1–3Lavin, J.; Wittert, G.; Andrews, J.; Yeap, B.; Wishart, J.; Morris, H.; Morley, J.; Horowitz, M.; Read, N.
2014The impact of low muscle mass definition on the prevalence of sarcopenia in older AustraliansYu, S.; Appleton, S.; Adams, R.; Chapman, I.; Wittert, G.; Visvanathan, T.; Visvanathan, R.
2014Are Baby Boomers healthier than Generation X? A profile of Australia's working generations using national health survey dataPilkington, R.; Taylor, A.; Hugo, G.; Wittert, G.; Schooling, C.M.
2014Inadequate riboflavin intake and anemia risk in a Chinese population: five-year follow up of the Jiangsu Nutrition StudyShi, Z.; Zhen, S.; Wittert, G.; Yuan, B.; Zuo, H.; Taylor, A.; Matsuo, K.
2018Age-related changes in estradiol and longitudinal associations with fat mass in menWu, A.; Shi, Z.; Martin, S.; Vincent, A.; Heilbronn, L.; Wittert, G.; Bjornstad, P.
2015The Heart Health Study - increasing cardiovascular risk assessment in family practice for first degree relatives of patients with premature ischaemic heart disease: a randomised controlled trialStocks, N.; Broadbent, J.; Lorimer, M.; Tideman, P.; Chew, D.; Wittert, G.; Ryan, P.

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