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PARTICIPANTS WANTED for the REACH study. The REACH (researching eating, activity and cognitive health) study is looking at associations between cognitive decline, the diet and older adults. It takes one morning of your time at Massey University, Albany and you will receive a grocery voucher for your time. Please go to the REACH website for more information - massey.ac.nz/reach

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THE STRUCTURE OF FATS determines its properties e.g. the length of the fatty acid indicates whether it is a liquid or solid at room temperature

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