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- Healthy Diet, Healthy Life (HDHL) has been and is still involved in several European projects. In this way, HDHL is able to share and increase its knowledge in Research and Innovation (R&I) activities.
- 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.
Read the interview with our new Chair Eileen Gibney. She shares her vision on societal challenges and the future of sustainable food systems.- “Nutrition-responsiveness of the immune system: interplay between infectious diseases and diet-related metabolic diseases and the potential for food-based solutions (NUTRIMMUNE)” In February 2022, JPI HDHL launched a new joint funding activity “Nutrition-responsiveness of the immune system: interplay between infectious diseases and diet-related metabolic diseases and the potential for food-based…
- Oxylipins signature to monitor the cardiometabolic status and its response to dietary intervention
- Determinants of Diet and Physical Activity; Knowledge Hub to integrate and develop infrastructure for research across Europe
- TAGging dietary Fiber intake and their interest for health by measuring biomarkers related to the gut microbiota
- An integrated approach to the challenge of sustainable food systems: adaptive and mitigatory strategies to address climate change and malnutrition
- Epigenetic effects of B-vitamins on brain health throughout life: scientific substantiation and translation of evidence for health-improvement strategies
- Healthy Diet, Healthy Life (HDHL) addresses global challenges that no Member State can tackle alone. HDHL has the objective to expand towards a global approach.
The international SO-NUTS consortium focused on sarcopenic obesity: the combination of muscle loss and overweight in older adults. An interdisciplinary team developed new knowledge, an early risk indicator and a prototype lifestyle app. The project has concluded and continues with the practice-oriented SONETTO project.