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Science connecting dietitians & agriculture: Episode 135
Scientific curiosity can change the conversation about nutrition, whether from a food, farm, or dietetic perspective. Likewise, scientific illiteracy can leave people susceptible to food bullying. Listen to this latest episode of the Food Bullying podcast and learn about how a new book can help you better communicate science.
Read MoreFood demons & dietitians as decongestants: Episode 134
In a sea of dis- and misinformation, what’s the most important thing dietitians can do to help consumers? Milton Stokes, Senior Director of Food and Nutrition at the International Food Information Council (IFIC), has some ideas to help RDNs cut through the congestion of information swirling around about food and nutrition. “Sometimes when we provide more…
Read MoreEat like a pig with high quality amino acids: Episode 133
If you imagine “healthy” meal and a salad the first thing that comes to mind, Dr. Eric Berg wants you to re-think animal-based proteins as part of a healthy diet.
Read MoreDo dollar stores help meet dietary needs? Episode 132
Would consumers be healthier with fewer dollar stores? While the plethora of expanding bargain chains across the country offer fewer nutrient-dense choices than other food retailers, Dr. Sean Cash says some consumers benefit from having dollar stores nearby.
Read MoreScience & sensationalism on the food plate: Episode 131
Algorithms. Shortened attention spans. Competition from uncredentialed food influencers. In communicating science, even the best in nutrition may occasionally fall prey to the siren song of sensationalism in an effort to deliver evidence-based information.
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