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Eggs and Risk of Cardiovascular Disease

Position Statement from the Egg Nutrition Council Australia

Eggs and Allergies

Position Statement from the Egg Nutrition Council Australia

Literature Review of the Nutritional and Health Benefits of Eggs

Prepared by Food & Nutrition Australia Pty Ltd for the Australian Egg Corporation Limited (AECL)

AECL Research Update March 2013 – Egg Hypersensitivity in review

AECL Research Update February 2013 – Egg Consumption and Heart Disease risk

AECL Research Update January 2013 – Egg Consumption and Carotid Plaque area in Finnish men

AECL Research Update December 2013 – No association between egg intake and prostate cancer risk

AECL Research Update November 2012 – Egg intake increases Lutein and Zeaxanthin in adults with Metabolic Syndrome

AECL Research Update October 2012 – Cooking methods change the allergenicity of eggs

AECL Research Update August 2012 – Treating Egg Allergy in Children

AECL Research Update July 2012 – Higher versus lower protein diets on health outcomes

El Instituto de Estudios del Huevo convoca sus premios 2013 a trabajos de investigación, audiovisuales y a la mejor receta con este alimento como protagonista / – 2013 awards to research, audiovisual and the best recipe containing eggs

Press Release in Spanish – El Instituto de Estudios del Huevo convoca sus premios 2013 a trabajos de investigación, audiovisuales …

Fallaize, 2012 – Variation in the effects of three different breakfast meals on subjective satiety and subsequent intake of energy at lunch and evening meal.

Article received from British Egg Industry Council and links to supporting research papers.

The nutritional properties and health benefits of eggs

Article received from British Egg Industry Council and links to supporting research papers.

S. Pombo-Rodrigues, 2011 – The effects of consuming eggs for lunch on satiety and subsequent food intake

Article received from British Egg Industry Council and links to supporting research papers.

Griffin, 2008 – Increased dietary cholesterol does not increase plasma low density lipoprotein when accompanied by an energy-restricted diet and weight loss

Article received from British Egg Industry Council and links to supporting research papers.

Ruxton, 2012 – Eggs and Satiety review

Article received from British Egg Industry Council and links to supporting research papers.

Gray, 2009 – Eggs and dietary cholesterol – dispelling the myth

Article received from British Egg Industry Council and links to supporting research papers.