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”The gut matters”

- an interdisciplinary approach to

health and gut function in older adults

LINA ÖSTLUND-LAGERSTRÖM

Medical Science with a specialisation in Medicine

Örebro Studies in Medicin 140 I

ÖREBRO 2016

ÖREBRO STUDIES IN MEDICIN 140 2016

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lina österlund-lagerström has her background in sport science - BSc in Sports Science and MSc in Sports Physiology and Medicine. In early 2012 she got the oppor-tunity to start her PhD studies in the Nutrition and Physical

Activity Research Centre (NUPARC) at Örebro University.

The goal of NUPARC is to explore the importance of phy-sical activity and nutrition in order to reach optimal health among older adults. The PhD education within NUPARC is implemented through ‘Problem Based Learning’ and is performed in an interdisciplinary fashion.

In addition Lina has belonged to the Nutrition-Gut-Brain Interactions

Re-search Centre (NGBI). The main goal of NGBI is to produce new knowledge

on the topic of nutrition-microbe-gut-brain interactions. The research centre has a special focus on intestinal disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, and gut function in ageing.

issn 1652-4063 isbn 978-91-7529-130-7

Doctoral Dissertation

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