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University of Groningen

The obesity epidemic in Europe

Vidra, Nikoletta

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Vidra, N. (2019). The obesity epidemic in Europe: Assessing the past and current mortality burden and the

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Nikoletta Vidra holds a bachelor (diploma) in Nutrition Science and Dietetics and a MSc in Human Nutrition, both from Harokopio University of Athens, Greece. Prior to her PhD, she worked as a researcher on nutritional epidemiology for five years in various projects, in Harokopio University and Athens Medical School; and as a Nutritionist in different settings (i.e. industry, clinical practice). Nikoletta conducted her PhD dissertation at the Faculty of Spatial Sciences of the University of Groningen within the VIDI project “Smoking, alcohol and obesity – ingredients for improved and robust mortality projections” led by Prof. Fanny Janssen (see www.futuremortality.com).

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