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Directions for Research on Women and Nutrition

To maximize opportunities for exchange of ideas, the content of this section changes from issue to issue. In this issue of the Journal, Dr. Bonnie Worthington-Roberts focuses on the role of nutrition in promoting the health of women. Possible physiological mechanisms underlying problems such as weight control, eating disorders, loss of bone density leading to osteoporosis, and premenstrual syndrome are discussed and directions for research delineated. This contribution to the research agenda will enhance readers’ understanding of preventive and promotive challenges particularly