Poster content Position: Potrait Size: 594 x 841 cm (A1) Colour options: 2-4 colours Font: readable by a reader standing one meter in front of it Font based on format below: ROUGH DESIGN LOGO TITLE: (BOLD,TITLE CASE,CENTERED) STUDENT NAME: SUPERVISOR NAME: SCHOOL NAME: BOLD,TITLE CASE,CENTERED) INSTITUTION NAME: BOLD,TITLE CASE,CENTERED) 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Objectives, problem statement and hypothesis 4.0 Expected outcomes Objectives Specific objectives 5.0 Gantt chart Literature review 3.0 Materials and methods (gantt chart caption) Infographic with caption 6.0 References (flowchart caption) Logo (LEFT,ON TOP) Title: An assessment of dietary sodium intake in a multiethnic Taylorians population Student name: Nur Syafiqah Bt Husain Supervisor name: Prof. Dr. Tilakavati Karupaiah School name: School of Biosciences Institution name: Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus 1.0 Introduction Sodium is an essential nutrient engaged in maintaining normal cellular homeostasis and regulating the balance and blood pressure of fluids and electrolytes (William B et al. 2015) . As stated in a recent 6th Asia-Pacific Conference on Public Health Urbanisation Challenges for Health (2019), high sodium intake is increasingly becoming a major risk factor for hypertension and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) . Literature review Infographic Alarming facts on sodium intake among Malaysian adolescents: The salty truth 2.0 Objectives - To estimate dietary sodium intake and its association with non-communicable diseases (NCDs) risk factors in a multiethnic Taylorian population . Specific Objectives - To assess nutritional intake including food sources of sodium through dietary records for subjects. - To correlate potential non-communicable diseases (NCDs) risk factors associated in subjects from BMI, blood pressure, 24-hr urinary sodium, nutrition history and lifestyle data. - To measure 24-hour urinary sodium collection for each subject. Problem statement Increased dietary sodium intake is associated with elevated blood pressure which is a major risk factor for worldwide burden of non-communicable diseases ( NCDs ) and is estimated to cause more than 36 fatalities of million a year, along with over 14 million individuals who die too young before the age of 70 (World Health Organization, 2018). The study aims to determine the amount of sodium intake and identify the dietary sources of sodium among Taylorians population. Hypothesis The higher the sodium intake,the higher the prevalance of Non-Communicable diseases risk factors. 3.0 Materials and methods 4.0 Expected outcomes - Will give an understanding on sodium intake among Taylorians poulation - Will be able to identify the dietary sources of sodium among Taylorians population 5.0 Gantt chart 2019 August September October Literature review Project proposal presentation Ethics approval Data collection Data analysis Laboratory analysis Oral presentation Thesis writing 6.0 References Roughly 9 references or less than that 2020 November December January February March April May Ju