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Other articles in this supplement issue summarize general background information on biomarker measurement and use issues and the roundtable's review of folate status biomarkers (1– 3).

Other articles in this issue summarize the disease burden and economic cost to society attributable to alcohol use, which provide a powerful incentive to develop and implement ways to reduce them.

Past United Nations attempts to address the issue, summarized in a general Human Rights Council agreement, have been deemed insufficient.

This issue summarizes the current state of knowledge on the complex interactions of the neuroendocrine and immune systems (Fig. 1) and how such mechanisms might relate to multiple rheumatic diseases.

The reducetarian campaign is unique in addressing the value of eating less meat from an ethical, environment and human health perspective, rather than focusing on a single issue, summarizes Kateman.

Overall the present scope on this special issue summarizes key aspects of placental angiogenesis during normal and pathological pregnancies.

In conclusion, the present special issue summarizes recent advances in both diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology, providing us with valuable perspectives in this ever-progressing field.

This special issue summarizes some of the most recent advances in our understanding of the relationships between cell death pathways and human diseases.

In conclusion, we have completed an initial mapping of terra incognita with this special issue summarizing the knowledge, experience and wisdom of eMERGE consortium members.

This special issue summarizes key aspects of the state of knowledge regarding endocrine disruptors and their effect and suggests how this scientific information can affect regulatory and other legal efforts being considered both in the European Union (EU) and in the United States.

Because of the importance of a healthy diet on metabolic disorders prevention, the present special issue summarizes the most recent advances on applied science to foods considered as a source of bioactive compounds that could be potentially useful to prevent/treat different diseases of the 21st century.