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Dietary Reference Intakes
ARCHIVED - Figure S-1 Schematic decision tree for dietary planning.
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Date modified:
2003-08-29
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Dietary Reference Intakes
Dietary Reference Intakes Tables
A Consumer's Guide to the DRIs (Dietary Reference Intakes)
The Development of the Dietary Reference Intakes
ARCHIVED - The Standing Committee Project Structure
Activities related to the Dietary Reference Intakes
Questions and Answers
ARCHIVED - Using the Dietary Reference Intakes
ARCHIVED - Figure S-1 Schematic decision tree for dietary planning.
DRI Definitions and Relationship to Risk of Inadequacy and Risk of Adverse Effects
ARCHIVED - Summary of Appropriate Uses of Dietary Reference Intakes
Dietary Assessment Summary
Dietary Planning Summary
Dietary Reference Intake Report List
