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Nutrition Blog
With Nutrition for a Changing World authors, Jamie Pope and Steven Nizielski, as your hosts, you’ll find discussions, blogs, and research regarding “Nutrition in the News” and “Teaching Strategies and Resources”.
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 | Every year Valentine’s Day reminds us to think about what our heart wants. Falling right in the middle of American Heart Health Month, February shines... by  SunnySequeira Valued Contributor in Nutrition Blog 2 weeks ago 0 0 | 209 | ||
 | Welcome to a new semester! What diet and nutrition questions are your students wondering about? The first week of classes is an excellent opportunity ... by  jamiepopeauthor Author in Nutrition Blog 08-29-2024 0 1 | 542 | ||
| | How does dietary guidance for populations from around the world compare to the US Dietary Guidelines for Americans? The Food and Agriculture Organizat... by jamiepopeauthor Author in Nutrition Blog 03-21-2024 0 0 | 739 | ||
| | The first week of classes for too many semesters to count, I asked my students to submit one nutrition or diet related question via our LMS that they'... by jamiepopeauthor Author in Nutrition Blog 01-12-2024 0 0 | 5599 | ||
| | Happy, healthy 2024!! What are the food trends for 2024? The predictions from industry, chefs, and nutritional professionals vary, but there seem to b... by jamiepopeauthor Author in Nutrition Blog 01-01-2024 0 0 | 900 |
The Discussion Board
A collaborative forum for instructors to communicate ideas, ask questions, and give suggestions with their peers.
