I’m compiling an up-to-date overview of several peer-reviewed nutrition papers that have just appeared in leading journals. The piece needs to bring together four lines of work I’ve already shortlisted: • School-based healthy-food guidance programmes reported in New Zealand and Australia • Swiss cohort data on how closely following the EAT-Lancet diet affects all-cause and cause-specific mortality • Randomised trials testing omega-3 supplementation in companion animals • Newly published mechanistic findings on vitamin B6 What I need from you is a clear, evidence-driven narrative that links these studies, summarises their methodologies and headline results, and translates the implications for both researchers and practitioners. Please pull the original papers (I’ll supply DOIs if needed), extract the most telling statistics or effect sizes, note any study limitations, and finish each section with a one-sentence “so what?” to anchor the relevance. Deliverable – 1,800–2,200 word review in Word or Google Docs – Harvard-style in-text citations and reference list – A 100-word abstract written last, once the main text is finished The tone should stay accessible to well-informed readers—think graduate students, clinical dietitians, or policy staff—while preserving technical accuracy. I’m happy to answer content questions as you go, but I’d like the first full draft within a week.