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100 1  Brown, Diana,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 14 The unconventional career of Dr Muriel Bell /|cDiana 
       Brown. 
264  1 Dunedin, New Zealand :|bOtago,|c2018. 
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504    Includes bibliographical references. 
520    "Whether or not you have heard of pioneering nutritionist 
       Muriel Bell, she has had a profound effect on your health.
       Appointed New Zealand's first state nutritionist in 1940, 
       a position she held for almost a quarter-century, Muriel 
       Bell was behind ground-breaking public health schemes such
       as milk in schools, iodised salt and water fluoridation. 
       As a lecturer in physiology from 1923 to 1927, she had 
       been one of the first women academics at Otago Medical 
       School. The second woman in New Zealand to be awarded the 
       research degree of Doctor of Medicine (MD), in 1926, her 
       subsequent pioneering research on vitamins and minerals 
       helped to prevent deficiency diseases, and later, optimise
       health. Bell's early research into fats and cholesterol 
       tackled the complexity of nutrition- related aspects of 
       coronary heart disease.At the base of her commitment to 
       science lay a deep social concern, especially for women 
       and children. In service to this cause Muriel Bell worked 
       tirelessly. Her nutritional advice - common sense to us 
       today but revolutionary at the time - was to eat more 
       fruit, vegetables, wholegrains and milk products and to 
       cut down on sugar, fat and meat. In 1937 she became a 
       foundation member of the Medical Research Council, serving
       for two decades while simultaneously she was the sole 
       woman on the Board of Health. Muriel Bell was a 
       trailblazer by anyone's definition, unswervingly committed
       to the understanding that 'we are what we eat'; that 
       nutrition is a cornerstone of individual and public 
       health."--Publisher information. 
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