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8. Comparing product healthiness according to the Health Star Rating and the NOVA classification system and implications for food labelling systems: An analysis of 25 486 products in Australia

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Barrett, Eden M., primary, Gaines, Allison, additional, Coyle, Daisy H., additional, Pettigrew, Simone, additional, Shahid, Maria, additional, Maganja, Damian, additional, Jones, Alexandra, additional, Rayner, Mike, additional, Mozaffarian, Dariush, additional, Taylor, Fraser, additional, Ghammachi, Nadine, additional, and Wu, Jason H. Y., additional

Published
2023
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9. Criterion validation of nutrient profiling systems: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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Barrett, Eden M., primary, Afrin, Habiba, additional, Rayner, Mike, additional, Pettigrew, Simone, additional, Gaines, Allison, additional, Maganja, Damian, additional, Jones, Alexandra, additional, Mozaffarian, Dariush, additional, Beck, Eleanor J., additional, Neal, Bruce, additional, Taylor, Fraser, additional, Munn, Elizabeth, additional, and Wu, Jason H., additional

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2023
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12. Additional file 1 of Socio-economic difference in purchases of ultra-processed foods in Australia: an analysis of a nationally representative household grocery purchasing panel

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Coyle, Daisy H., Huang, Liping, Shahid, Maria, Gaines, Allison, Di Tanna, Gian Luca, Louie, Jimmy Chun Yu, Pan, Xiongfei, Marklund, Matti, Neal, Bruce, and Wu, Jason H. Y.

Abstract

Supplementary Table 1. List of ingredients found exclusively in ultra-processed products. Supplementary Table 2. Household characteristics of the NielsenIQ Homescan Consumer panel between 2015 and 2019.

Published
2023
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16. We gave 60,000 food products a 'planetary health' star rating - see how your favourites stack up.

Author

Pettigrew, Simone and Gaines, Allison

Subjects
GREENHOUSE gases, FOOD industry, PACKAGED foods
Abstract

A new app called ecoSwitch allows consumers to scan the barcode of packaged food products and see their "planetary health rating," which measures the product's greenhouse gas emissions on a ten-point scale. The app also suggests more environmentally friendly alternatives. The analysis of the app's database reveals that meat and meat products, dairy products, and non-alcoholic drinks are the main contributors to greenhouse gas emissions in the Australian diet. The creators of the app hope that it will drive positive change in the food supply chain and encourage manufacturers to produce more sustainable products. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

18. The human condition.

Author

Park, Alice and Gaines, Allison

Subjects
HEALTH, DISEASES, MEDICAL research
Abstract

Offers an update on advances made by medical science on a variety of health-related problems. Arthritis; Baldness; Birth control; Bone fractures; Burns; Chronic fatigue; The common cold; Diabetes; Influenza; Heart disease; Emphysema; Infectious diseases; Hearing loss; Pain; Sleep disorders; Ulcers; Others.

Published
1996

20. Modifying the Health Star Rating nutrient profiling algorithm to account for ultra‐processing.

Author

Barrett, Eden M., Pettigrew, Simone, Neal, Bruce, Rayner, Mike, Coyle, Daisy H., Jones, Alexandra, Maganja, Damian, Gaines, Allison, Mozaffarian, Dariush, Taylor, Fraser, Ghammachi, Nadine, and Wu, Jason H. Y.

Subjects
*ALGORITHMS, *PROCESSED foods, *NOVAE (Astronomy)
Abstract

Aim Methods Results Conclusions To modify the Australian and New Zealand Health Star Rating to account for ultra‐processing and compare the alignment of the modified ratings with NOVA classifications and the current Australian Dietary Guidelines classifications of core (recommended foods) and discretionary (foods to limit).Data was cross‐sectionally analysed for 25 486 products. Four approaches were compared to the original Health Star Rating: (1) five ‘negative’ points added to ultra‐processed products (modification 1; inclusion approach); (2) ultra‐processed products restricted to a maximum of 3.0 Health Stars (modification 2; capping approach); (3 and 4) same approach used for modifications 1 and 2 but only applied to products that already exceeded 10 ‘negative’ points from existing Health Star Rating attributes (modifications 3 and 4, respectively; hybrid approaches). Alignment occurred when products (i) received <3.5 Health Stars and were NOVA group 4 (for NOVA comparison) or discretionary (for Dietary Guidelines comparison), or (ii) received ≥3.5 Health Stars and were NOVA groups 1–3 or core.All Health Star Rating modifications resulted in greater alignment with NOVA (ranging from 69% to 88%) compared to the original Health Star Rating (66%). None of the modifications resulted in greater alignment to the Dietary Guidelines classifications overall (69% to 76%, compared with 77% for the original Health Star Rating), but alignment varied considerably by food category.If ultra‐processing were incorporated into the Australian and New Zealand Health Star Rating, consideration of ultra‐processing within the broader dietary guidance framework would be essential to ensure coherent dietary messaging to Australians. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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24. Spice check.

Author

Gaines, Allison and Kim, Albert

Subjects
*CELEBRITY dolls
Abstract

Announces the unveiling of Spice Girl dolls in the United States. Accessories that the dolls come with; Comments from toy analyst Jim Silver on the success of the dolls.

Published
1998

25. A rocky marriage.

Author

Gaines, Allison

Subjects
*MARRIAGE
Abstract

Recounts the marriage and divorce of Sylvester Stallone and Brigitte Nielsen. Stallone's marriage to third-wife Jennifer Flavin.

Published
1997

26. Spice check.

Author

Gaines, Allison and Kim, Albert

Subjects
*MUSICIANS
Abstract

Presents a check on the British pop group The Spice Girls for the week ending November 28, 1997. The lackluster sales of the album, `Spice World'; The group's firing of manager Simon Fuller; Their concert in Barcelona, Spain.

Published
1997

27. `Chasing' down the rumors.

Author

Gaines, Allison

Subjects
*LESBIANISM in motion pictures
Abstract

Probes the origin of the story for the film `Chasing Amy,' written and directed by Kevin Smith. The film's concentration on a male character's sexual attraction to a lesbian; The film resulting from the time Smith, Scott Mosier, Guinevere Turner, and Rose Troche spent together at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah; Turner's and Troche's work on the film `Go Fish' and one-time lesbian relationship; Comments from Turner.

Published
1997

28. 90210 goes to college.

Author

Gaines, Allison and McLean, Alix

Subjects
*TELEVISION programs
Abstract

Imagines the future of the characters on the show `90210' following graduation from high school. Includes scenarios for Dylan McKay (Luke Perry), Brandon Walsh (Jason Priestley), Brenda Walsh (Shannen Doherty), and more.

Published
1992

29. The Anderson tape laid bare.

Author

Gaines, Allison

Subjects
*VIDEO reviews
Abstract

Discusses the appearance of actress Gillian Anderson in the video `The Turning.' The promoting of the film as a sex film; Anderson's nudity in the film.

Published
1997

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