International conference in Australia seeks ways to avoid Worldwide epidemic of Mental illness
How to avoid an epidemic of mental illness and other brain disorders that experts warn will be the world's largest single health problem within a decade is a focus of an International conference in Australia later this year.
This follows a conference in London last month where researchers who were described as the world's foremost authorities in neuroscience and nutrition warned of "unthinkable health, social and fiscal consequences" unless there is increased consumption of DHA, an Omega-3 oil found most abundantly in seafood.
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- Minister for Health Daniel Andrews MP
The opportunity to present the Seafood and Health Conference, 2010, will allow an international stage to demonstrate the dynamic activities and research that is undertaken in Australia.
- Celebrity Chef Pete Evans appointed to lead the cooking presentations
Hear from the man who can't survive in the kitchen without a good set of tongs, his favourite ingredient is chilli, he loves to eat Japanese food and is a seafood devotee and mad fisherman.
- Industry Trade Show
Roy Palmer and John Richards talking with exhibitors and members of the public at the recent Seafood Expo in Queenscliff, Victoria over the Easter weekend
- Professor Crawford believes seafood consumption is important to human health
Professor Michael Crawford, founder and Director of The Institute of Brain Chemistry and Human Nutrition, London and one of the world's most eminent researchers into brain function and nutrition, with more than 300 publications believes Seafood has played a vital part in human evolution.
- How to get Involved
Would you like to get involved with the Conference? There are sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available.
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