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    The NEPoH lab at UBC is where big data analytics and nutritional epidemiology intersect to inform nutrition policy and guidelines for healthier populations.   Read More

  • INMD / CNS – Early Career Researcher Partnership Prize

    We are delighted to congratulate Dr. Mahsa Jessri on receiving the INMD/CNS Early Career Researcher Partnership Prize, a well-deserved recognition of her exceptional contributions and excellence in the field of nutritional epidemiology. Read more Read More

  • Congratulations to Julia for the Four Year Fellowships (4YF) For PhD Students 

    Congratulations to Julia Chen for being awarded the Four Year Fellowships (4YF) For PhD Students. She is a Registered Dietitian and has BSc in Food, Nutrition and Health major in Dietetics from the University of British Columbia. She directly transferred from Master’s to Doctoral program in 2023. Her research interests include nutrient profiling systems, nutrition […] Read More

Welcome to Nutritional Epidemiology for Population Health (NEPoH) Laboratory

We are located in the newly-established Nutritional Epidemiology and Big Data Analytics (NEBA) laboratory at the Faculty of Land and Food Systems, University of British Columbia. Our vision is to provide evidence-based policy tools for informing national nutrition policies and guidelines, with the goal of reducing the diet-related burden of non-communicable diseases and associated healthcare use. Learn More.


Our Ongoing Research

Nutrition Policies related to Health and Healthcare Outcomes

Estimation of Burden of Disease Attributable to Different Dietary Patterns

Nutrition Surveillance and Child Health

Artificial Intelligence and Population Health Data

Knowledge Translation and Exchanges Tools

https://www.projectbiglife.ca/

Dietary Pattern Calculator

Maintaining a healthy diet promotes overall health and wellbeing. How does your dietary pattern compare to guidelines?

The Dietary Pattern Calculator is a screening tool that provides users with an evidence-based evaluation of the overall healthfulness of their diet. It is a quick and robust assessment of diet quality that focuses on 9 food groups that characterize healthy dietary patterns in Canada, and provides users with an immediate and personalized dietary score and feedback.’

Try out the calculator here: link.

Nutritional Epidemiology for Population Health Laboratory
Vancouver Campus
Faculty of Land and Food Systems
2357 Main Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
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