Aims & Scope:
Current Nutrigenomics and Health publishes original research, reviews/mini-reviews, short communication and guest edited thematic issues that explore the interplay between nutrition, genomics, and health. The journal aims to advance the understanding of how nutrients and dietary components interact with the genome to influence health, disease prevention, and personalized nutrition strategies. The journal welcomes articles in areas including, but not limited to:
- Computational tools in nutrigenomic research
- Diet and gene expression regulation
- Diet, lifestyle, and aging-related genomic studies
- Epigenetics and nutrition
- Ethical and policy aspects of nutrigenomics
- Functional foods and bioactive compounds
- Genomics-guided dietary guidelines
- Metabolomics and nutritional biomarkers
- Microbiome–nutrition–genome interactions
- Nutrigenetics and individual genetic variation
- Nutrigenomics and gene–nutrient interactions
- Nutritional epigenomics and disease prevention
- Nutritional genomics in maternal and child health
- Nutritional immunogenomics
- Nutritional interventions and clinical outcomes
- Nutritional transcriptomics and proteomics
- Personalized nutrition and precision health
- Public health nutrition and genomics
- Role of nutrition in chronic diseases (e.g., obesity, diabetes, cancer)
- Systems biology in nutrition research
Current Nutrigenomics and Health is an international, peer-reviewed journal on all aspects of nutrigenomics and health published continuously (print & online) by Bentham Science Publishers.
