II NationalHydrationCongressMadrid, November, 28th-29th, 2011
Organized by:
http://conoce.cocacola.es/comunicacioncientifica
Place: Auditorio José Mª CagigalFaculty of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences-INEFTechnical University of MadridCiudad UniversitariaC/ Martín Fierro 7. 28040 Madrid
Dear friend(s):
I am pleased to present the “II National Congress on Hydration”, where we will continueto study in depth a matter of growing importance in the area of nutrition: hydration.
Thanks to your very favorable reception, the “II National Congress on Hydration” will bringtogether a significant number of very prestigious health and nutrition professionals todiscuss different aspects of the latest scientific advances on hydration, just as it did in2008 within the framework of the International Water Exhibition.
This conference has come about in response to the need to create a framework for theexchange of ideas that reflects the growing importance of hydration for both health andnutrition professionals and for the population in general. There are indicators of it and theyare scientific consensus documents drawn up by international and national organizationsin wich its importance is emphasized, as well as growing number of related studies, amongpeople of different age groups and different physiological conditions. All of this has led usto become aware of the importance of adequate hydration in our daily diet and of the needto adapt it in order to cater different kinds of needs, which vary depending on a person’sage, physiological condition, amount of physical activity and environmental conditions.
This is why we believe that this “II National Congress on Hydration” may be an uniqueopportunity to create a meaningful milieu for the exchange of scientific knowledge on atopic as relevant as hydration.
Finally, we must give special thanks to the different participating organizations that formpart of this conference. They have put their trust in our ability to promote and communicatethe importance that hydration is gaining on the scientific scene and in today’s society.
We hope to see all of you in Madrid on November 28th and 29th , 2011.
Marcos de QuintoPresident, Coca-Cola Iberia.
II NationalHydration Congress
Organized by:
With the collaboration of:
II National Hydration Congress
Madrid, November 28th-29th, 2011
Spanish Society for Community Nutrition (SENC)
Spanish Nutrition Society (SEN)
Spanish Nutrition Foundation(FEN)
Iberoamerican NutritionFoundation (FINUT)
Spanish Nutrition Academy and Food Sciences (AEN)
Foundation for Nutritional Research (FIN)
Technical University of Madrid (UPM)
Network for Researchon Physical Activity and Health for Special Populations (EXERNET)
European HydrationInstitute (EHI)
Beverage Institute For Health & Wellness. The Coca-Cola Company
With the participation of:
Spanish Association ofGastroenterology (AEG)
Spanish Society of DigestiveDiseases (SEPD)
Spanish Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics(SEGO)
Spanish Society of Geriatricsand Gerontology (SEGG)
Spanish Society of Primary Care Doctors (SEMERGEN)
Spanish Society of Family &Community Medicin (SEMFYC)
Spanish Federationof Sports Medicine(FEMEDE)
General Council of OfficialPharmacists Association(CGCOF)
Spanish Heart Foundation (FEC) Diabetes Foundation (FD)
With the support of:
University of Las Palmasde Gran Canaria (ULPGC)
Autónoma University ofMadrid (UAM)
San Pablo-CEU University University of Barcelona (UB)
University of Granada(UGR)
University ofCastilla-La Mancha(UCLM)
Camilo José Cela University(UCJC)
Complutense University of Madrid (UCM)
National Sports Council (CSD)Research Institute of HospitalLa Paz
Foundation Institute of BiomedicalResearch and TechnologyDevelopment (INBIOMED)
Alzheimer CITA Foundation,Center for Research and Advanced Therapies for Alzheimer's Disease
Nutrition and Food TechnologyInstitute-UGR
Biopolis S.L.
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
• Ángela López de Sá. Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Director. Coca-Cola Iberia.• Joan Prats. Director of Beverage Benefits. Coca-Cola Europe.• Karen Cunningham. PhD, Health, Physical Activity and Behavioral Sciences Director. Global Scientific andRegulatory Affairs. The Coca-Cola Company.
• Rafael Urrialde. PhD, Health and Nutrition Manager. Coca-Cola Iberia.
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
• Prof. Dr. Ángel Gil. Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. University of Granada. Granada. Spain.• Prof. Dr. Andreu Palou. Professor of Bioquemistry and Molecular Biology. University of Baleares. Palma deMallorca. Spain.
• Prof. Dr. Arturo Anadón. Professor of Toxicology and Pharmacology. Complutense University of Madrid.Madrid. Spain.
• Dr. Carmen Gómez-Candela. Head of the Clinic Nutrition and Dietetics Unit. Universitary Hospital La Paz.Madrid. Spain.
• Dr. Claudio Maffeis. Head of the Unit of Clinical Nutrition and Obesity, of the Regional Centre for JuvenileDiabetes. University of Verona. Verona. Italy.
• Prof. Dr. Daniel Ramón. Scientific Chairman of Biopolis S.L. Valencia. Spain.• Prof. Dr. Emilio Martínez de Victoria. Professor of Phisiology. Director of the Nutrition and Food TechonogyInstitute «José Mataix». University of Granada. Granada. Spain.
• Prof. Dr. Gregorio Varela-Moreiras. Professor of Nutrition and Bromatology. San Pablo-CEU University.Madrid. Spain.
• Prof. Dr. Isabel Polanco. Professor of Paediatric. Autónoma University of Madrid. Head of GastroenterologyPaediatric and Nutrition Service. Universitary Hospital La Paz. Madrid. Spain.
• Prof. Dr. Javier Aranceta. Associate Professor at University of Navarra. Pamplona. Spain.• Prof. Dr. Lluis Serra-Majem. Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health. Director, Group of Nutrition.University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Spain.
• Prof. Dr. Manuel Díaz-Rubio. Professor of Medicine. Complutense University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.• Prof. Dr. Marcela González-Gross. Senior Lecture for Sports Physiology and Sports Nutrition.Head of the research group ImFINE. Technical University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.
• Prof. Dr. María Kapsokefalou. Assistant Professor in Human Nutrition. Agricultural University of Athens.Athens. Greece.
• Dr. Nieves Palacios. Head of the Medicine, Endocrinology and Nutrition Service at the Sports MedicineCenter. National Sport Council. Madrid. Spain.
• Dr. Pilar Riobó. Head of Nutrition and Endocrinology Service. Hospital of Jimenez Díaz Foundation. Madrid.Spain.
• Prof. Dr. Ronald J. Maughan. Professor of Sport and Exercise Nutrition. Loughborough University.Loughborough. United Kingdom.
• Prof. Dr. Rosa Mª Ortega. Professor of Nutrition and Bromatology. Complutense University of Madrid.Madrid. Spain.
• Dr. Susan Shirreffs. Reader at Loughborough University. Loughborough. United Kingdom.
SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT
• Prof. Dr. Elena Alonso. Associate Dean of School of Pharmacy. San Pablo-CEU University. Madrid. Spain.• Prof. Dr. Teresa Partearroyo. Associate Professor of Nutrition and Bromatology. San Pablo-CEU University.Madrid. Spain.
TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT
Tel: +34.91.662.46.50Mail: [email protected]: www.mastercongresos.comTo be contacted: Sandra Chargy
Registration: Free registrationTo enrol, please enter: http://conoce.cocacola.es/comunicacioncientifica
Certificate of attendance will be providedTotal session hours for the attendees to the 2nd National Conference on Hydration is 11 hrs
The 2nd National Congress on Hydration has been recognized as a teaching activity accredited by: • The School of Pharmacy at San Pablo CEU University with 1.5 LRU (University Reform Act) Free Configurationcredits for Full Degree course and Short ('Diploma') Degree course students, and with 1 optional ETCS forBachelor's degree course students.
• The Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) with 1.5 LRU FreeConfiguration credits for Full Degree and Short ('Diploma') Degree course students.
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November , 28th | Morning sessions
08:30-09:30 h. Hand-out of conference documentation
09:30-10:00 h. Opening Act
Prof. Dr. Javier Uceda Antolín. Honorable Rector of the Technical University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.Rhona S. Applebaum. PhD, VP, Chief Scientific & Regulatory Officer.The Coca-Cola Company.Marcos de Quinto. President. Coca-Cola Iberia. Prof. Dr. Javier Sampedro. Dean of Faculty of Physical Activity and SportSciences-INEF. Technical University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.
10:00-10:45 h. Inaugural Conference
Hydration in a football team: elite sportsmenChairman: Prof. Dr. Daniel Ramón. Scientific Chairman of Biopolis S.L.Valencia. Spain.Speaker: Dr. Luis Serratosa. Sanitas Real Madrid FC Sport Medicine Dpt.Head of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine department at Quirón Hospital. Madrid. Spain.
10:45-11:15 h. Drink Break and Posters Exhibition
11:15-12:45 h. SESSION 1
Nutrition, hydration and healthChairman: Prof. Dr. Ángel Gil. Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.University of Granada. Granada. Spain.
� Hydration in infancy and childhoodSpeaker: Prof. Dr. Isabel Polanco. Professor of Paediatric. Autónoma Universityof Madrid. Head of Gastroenterology Paediatric and Nutrition Service. UniversitaryHospital La Paz. Madrid. Spain.
� Hydration at the work siteSpeaker: Prof. Dr. Javier Aranceta. Associate Professor at University of Navarra.Pamplona. Spain.
� Hydration for nutrition in the ederly. Why and how?Speaker: Prof. Dr. Gregorio Varela-Moreiras. Professor of Nutrition andBromatology. San Pablo-CEU University. Madrid. Spain.
12:45-14:15 h. SESSION 2
Evaluation of the hydration status.Requirements, diet surveys and biomarkers Chairman: Prof. Dr. Andreu Palou. Professor of Bioquemistry and MolecularBiology. University of Baleares. Palma de Mallorca. Spain.
�Measuring water balance in the populationSpeaker: Prof. Dr. María Kapsokefalou. Assistant Professor in HumanNutrition. Agricultural University of Athens. Athens. Greece.
� Methods for evaluating of hydration statusSpeaker: Prof. Dr. Jose Antonio Villegas. Director of Sports Research Center ofthe Autonomous Region of Murcia. Murcia. Spain.
� Different hydration recommendations around the worldSpeaker: Prof. Dr. Rosa Mª Ortega. Professor of Nutrition and Bromatology.Complutense University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.
14:15-16:00 h. Lunch: Museo del Traje
Avenida Juan de Herrera, 2. 28040, Madrid.
November , 28th | Afternoon sessions
16:00-17:00 h. Oral Communications Session
Chairmen:Prof. Dr. Elena Alonso. Associate Dean of School of Pharmacy. San Pablo-CEU University. Madrid. Spain.Prof. Dr. Teresa Partearroyo. Associate Professor of Nutrition and Bromatology. San Pablo-CEU University. Madrid. Spain.
Oral Communications:
� O.C.1: The effects of additional carbohydrate supplementation onmetabolism and hydration indicesSpeaker: Carlos Peñas-Ruiz. BSc Single Honours Sports Science. Swansea University. Swansea. United Kingdom.
� O.C.2: Exercise and hydration, effects on homocysteine levelsSpeaker: Beatriz Maroto. MSc in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences. Member of consolidated UPM Research Group: ImFINE. Technical Universityof Madrid. Madrid. Spain.
� O.C.3: Sodium Intakes in athletesSpeaker: Ana Mª Ribas. University Degree in Human Nutritionand Dietetics. National Sports Council. Madrid. Spain.
� O.C.4: Updated information on beverage consumption in Spain:a nutritional overviewSpeaker: Teresa Valero. Bachelor’s Degree in Food Science and Technology. University Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics. San Pablo-CEU University. Scientific Information Disclosure Manager. The Spanish Nutrition Foundation. Madrid. Spain.
� O.C.5: Dehydration after prolonged exercise combined with severecaloric restriction despite ad libitum drinkingSpeaker: Dr. Jesús G. Ponce-González. Department of Exercise and Sport Science. University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.Spain.
17:00-18:30 h. SESSION 3
Hydration, physical activities and sportsChairman: Prof. Dr. Marcela González-Gross. Senior Lecturer for SportsPhysiology and Sports Nutrition. Head of the research group ImFINE. Technical University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.
� Critical aspects of thermoregulationSpeaker: Prof. Dr. José López-Chicharro. Professor of Exercise Physiology.Complutense University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.
� Thermal stress and dehydration in aerobically trainedand untrained populationsSpeaker: Prof. Dr. Ricardo Mora. Professor at University. Doctor in ExercisePhysiology. University of Castilla-La Mancha. Toledo. Spain.
� Hydration in physical activities and sportsSpeaker: Dr. Susan Shirreffs. Reader at Loughborough University.Loughborough. United Kingdom.
09:00-09:30 h. PLENARY SESSION
Thirst as a physiological signChairman: Dr. Nieves Palacios. Head of the Medicine, Endocrinology and Nutrition Service at the Sports Medicine Center. Supreme Sports Council. Madrid. Spain.Speaker: Prof. Dr. José Antonio López-Calbet. Professor of Exercise Physiology.University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Spain.
November, 29th | Morning sessions
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November, 29th | Morning sessions
09:30-11:00 h. SESSION 4
Hydration and cognitive developmentChairman: Prof. Dr. Arturo Anadón. Professor of Toxicology and Pharmacology.Complutense University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.
� Diet and lifestyle for the mental performanceSpeaker: Dr. Pilar Riobó. Head of Nutrition and Endocrinology Service. Hospitalof Jimenez Díaz Foundation. Madrid. Spain.
� Hydration and cognitive performanceSpeaker: Prof. Dr. Ana Adan. Senior Lecturer of the Department of Psychiatryand Clinical Psychobiology. University of Barcelona. Spain. Research Institute forBrain, Cognition and Behavior (IR3C). Barcelona. Spain.
� The influence of chronic dehydration on cognitive declineSpeaker: Dr. Gurutz Linazasoro. Executive Chairman of Inbiomed Foundation.Scientific Director of Alzheimer CITA Foundation. San Sebastián. Spain.
11:00-11:30 h. Drink Break and Posters Exhibition
11:30-13:00 h. SESSION 5
Hydration under specific circumstancesChairman: Prof. Dr. Manuel Díaz-Rubio. Professor of Medicine. ComplutenseUniversity of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.
� Carbonated beverages effects on gastrointestinal systemSpeaker: Prof. Dr. Rosario Cuomo. Professor of Gastroenterology at Federico IIUniversity of Naples. Naples. Italy.
� Hydration in hospital routineSpeaker: Dr. Carmen Gómez-Candela. Head of the Clinic Nutrition and DieteticsUnit. Universitary Hospital La Paz. Madrid. Spain.
� Hydration in extreme situationsSpeaker: Prof. Dr. Raquel Blasco. Specialist of Internal Medicine and Expert inSport Medicine. Sport Medicine Regional Center of Castilla y León. Valladolid.Spain.
13:00-13:45 h. Closing Conference
Hydration: 20 years of scientific knowledge developmentChairman: Prof. Dr. Lluis Serra-Majem. Professor of Preventive Medicine andPublic Health. Director, Group of Nutrition. University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Spain. Speaker: Prof. Dr. Ronald J. Maughan. Professor of Sport and Exercise Nutrition.Loughborough University. Loughboroug. United Kingdom.
13:45-14:00 h. Closing Act
Prof. Dr. Marcela González-Gross. Senior Lecturer for Sports Physiology and Sports Nutrition. Head of the research group ImFINE. Technical University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain.Ángela López de Sá. Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Director. Coca-Cola Iberia.Rafael Urrialde. PhD, Health and Nutrition Manager. Coca-Cola Iberia.
GENERAL INFORMATION
MAIN CONFERENCE 28th -29th November 2011
The conference will start on Monday November 28th at 09:30 am and finishes on Tuesday November 29th at02:00 pm.
VENUE
Faculty of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences (INEF).Technical University of Madrid.Phone: +34.91.336.40.55
HOW TO GET TO THE VENUE
The Faculty of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences (INEF) is located in the “Ciudad Universitaria de Madrid”,Calle Martín Fierro, 7- 28040. Madrid.
Nearest underground stops are the “Ciudad Universitaria” on Line 6 and the “Moncloa” on Lines 6 and 3.
City bus line EMT 'U' and '46' stop just in front of the faculty and underground stations mentioned above.
IMPORTANT DATES
• October, 31st, 2011: Deadline for submitting Abstract.• November, 8th, 2011: Deadline for the Scientific Committee´s final positive response to AbstractSubmission.
• November, 18th, 2011: Deadline for reception of the final version of the posters: all the posters will beprinted by Coca-Cola Iberia. The final version of the posters will be required in power point, posterpresentation.
• November, 21st, 2011: Deadline for registration online.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR SUMMARY LECTURES AND ABSTRACTS
All of the materials must be provided by the authors: the presentation summaries, abstracts, posters and theinclusion of one of more authors in each project or summary is under the criteria and responsibility of themain author. The Organizing Committee understands that when any material or work is sent in the principalauthor has the authorization of the other authors, where they exist. The Compañía de Servicios de Bebidasrefrescantes only formats and prints said documents and assumes no responsibility for their content.
Photographs and videos may be made of both the conference itself and the poster exhibit area. This meansthat being present in the conference’s common areas, such as the poster exhibit area, implies authorizationfor said images to be recorded, and they may be distributed using conventional means of non-commercialcommunication: the press, TV, internet, etc.
GENERAL CRITERIA
The principal author must be registered in the Conference before November, 8th, 2011.
• An e-mail address is compulsory in order to receive information about the abstract via on-line.• The main author must appear in first place in the list of authors submitted to the website. • Only those abstracts not published in other conferences or journals will be accepted. • All accepted abstracts will be presented as Posters. However, the Scientific Committee will select 5 ofthem to be presented as Oral Communications.
• The abstract submission will be done under the complete acceptance of all these criteria. The ScientificCommittee could reject any abstract, if it is not adapted to any of these criteria.
• Abstract acceptance or rejection will be notified by e-mail from November, 8th, 2011 until November, 12nd,2011. Presentation criteria and other details will be sent, as well, in that notification.
• There can be a Maximum of 2 Abstracts per Registration.
ABSTRACT CONTENTS
• TITLE: 15 words maximum, in capitals and bold letters. • AUTHOR’S NAMES: main author/presenter must be included among the authors and underlined.• Affiliations of the authors must be included.• KEYWORDS: 5 keywords maximum. • The abstract must contain 225 words.• Avoid the inclusion of figures, tables or references.
We advise that the abstract should be submitted using the following headings:
• INTRODUCTION• OBJECTIVES• METHOD / DESIGN• RESULTS• CONCLUSIONS• KEYWORDS
ABSTRACT PRESENTATION
It is absolutely compulsory abstract to be submitted online. Abstracts sent by post or fax will not beaccepted. All abstracts will be submitted on the conference website.http://conoce.cocacola.es/comunicacioncientifica
Once you have sent your abstract via web, check that you have received a confirmation e-mail. Please, ifyou don’t receive any confirmation, send an e-mail to [email protected]
ABSTRACT FORMAT
1. Abstract must be written in English.2. The document must be compatible with Microsoft Word 95 format, using Arial font 10 pt. 3. The text must be left-justified and without blank spaces between lines or paragraphs. 4. Title, Author, etc., must be in Capital and bold letters followed by colon (:). 5. Only standardized abbreviations will be allowed. Any abbreviation should be explained in brackets, thefirst time it appears in the text.
6. Please, check the abstract carefully before submission.
POSTERS FORMAT
1. Dimensions: the dimensions of the posters are 120 cm high x 80 cm wide (1 piece). Coca-Cola Iberia willprinted all posters with the same layout.
2. Software: you must use Microsoft Power Point to create your posters, with poster presentation.3. Font sizes and Guidance: to ensure the correct reading, will need to use font type "Arial", andrecommends the following font sizes: Title (size 60-72), Authors (size 44-50), Affiliation (size 40-44),Summary of the Communication section headings (Introduction, Methods, ...) in size 48-60 anddevelopment of each section in size 40-48.
4. Content: the posters must include the full contents of the summary of the paper submitted andaccepted. Also can be integrated, if necessary, tables, figures, and 2 or 3 references. The inclusion ofthese elements must not involve removal of part of the text or decreasing the font size.
5. Structure:• Top: title, logos, authors and author affiliation.• Middle: content of communication.
6. Language: Posters will be written in English.7. The poster’s final dimensions will be 80 cm (wide) x 120 cm (high). Coca-Cola Iberia will print eachposter, and each will be in a frame measuring 100 cm (wide) x 150 cm (high), leaving a 10 cm margin onboth sides (width) and 15 cm (above and below). The Coca-Cola logo will be incorporated into the framedesign, with the phrase: “Printed with the collaboration of Coca-Cola Iberia”.
8. Everyone registered for the conference will be given a memory stick that contains the posters in pdfformat, the program, the speakers’ résumés and summaries of the communications given. Making anannouncement or a speech at the conference signifies permission to include it in this publication.
ORAL PRESENTATION
Presentation Time: 8 minutes, plus 2 minutes for discussion.
The best verbal presentation from among the 5 selected by the Scientific Committee based on theabstracts and posters submitted and chosen for publication will be awarded a 1,000 euro grant (thecorresponding personal income tax withholding will be paid by the Compañía de Servicios de BebidasRefrescantes, S.L.)
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