Precision nutrition requires precise tools to monitor dietary habits. Yet current dietary
assessment instruments are subjective, limiting our understanding of the causal …

We are in the midst of a shift in biological research paradigms from reductionist
methodologies that generate a hypothesis and rigorously and quantitatively measure the …

Biofluid metabolomics is a popular tool for biomarker discovery to decipher disease-,
genetics-, and exposure-related metabolic alterations and is an essential component for …

Dietary assessment traditionally relies on self-reported data, which are often inaccurate and
may result in erroneous diet–disease risk associations. We illustrate how urinary metabolic …

Background Metabolomics has the potential to enhance dietary assessment by revealing
objective measures of many aspects of human food intake. Although metabolomics studies …

Berries are rich in (poly) phenols, and these compounds may be beneficial to human health.
Estimating berry consumption through self-reported questionnaires has been challenging …

Background Increasing interest in diets excluding meat and other products of animal origin
emphasizes the importance of objective and reliable methods to measure dietary exposure …

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is a relentless neurodegenerative disease that is mostly fatal
within 3–5 years and is diagnosed on evidence of progressive upper and lower motor …

Point-of-care diagnostics (POC), including urine test strips, offer several advantages over
traditional laboratory-based urine analysis. POC allows us to regulate our nutritional needs …

Introduction Current dietary assessment methods face challenges in accurately capturing
individuals' dietary habits, undermining the efficacy of public health strategies. The …