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Nutrition Sciences Major, Charger Blogger Gears Up for Finals – University of New Haven
As she prepares for finals, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses how she prepares for exams and offers study and self-care tips to her fellow Chargers. December 06, 2023 By Beatrice Glaviano ’26 Beatrice Glaviano ’26 (left) and her friend Serenity Roberts ’26 on campus. Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to Finals Prep 101: A Sophomore’s Guide…
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Getting to the Root: Integrating Nutrition and Agriculture for Improved Food Security
Attachments BY BRYAN PRIDE AND CHELSIE AZEVEDO Introduction In 1978, the United Nations General Assembly announced that enough food was being produced to feed the world. Since that year, food production has nearly doubled, and yet, as many as 783 million people still face hunger. According to the 2023 State of Food Security and Nutrition…
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LSU AgCenter enlightens nutrition agents on best practices for seafood safety
In Louisiana, Seafood is more than just a meal, it serves as a cornerstone of the state’s culinary and cultural zeitgeist. Recently, in collaboration with Louisiana Sea Grant, the LSU AgCenter held an enlightening webinar at the Iberia Research Station for nutrition agents to shed light on the many nuances of handling seafood. Let’s dive…
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FUELED Wellness + Nutrition: DIY Eggnog
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — This DIY eggnog recipe is so rich and creamy, and truly could not be easier – simply blend and pour. It’s also incredibly customizable: opt for preferred milk of choice, real bourbon or zero proof bourbon (or none at all), collagen or vanilla protein powder of choice. Make it your own…
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New probiotic product helps occasionally constipated cats
Visbiome Vet Constipation Care (image courtesy of ExeGi Pharma LLC) ExeGi Pharma – a therapeutic probiotic solutions company – officially unveiled its new probiotic formula, Visbiome Vet Constipation Care, designed to combat occasional constipation in cats. “The launch of Visbiome Vet Constipation Care is an important advancement in feline health solutions. Constipation in domestic cats…
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US (MA): Local Farmers tackle nutritional deficiency in their crops due to climate change
Major challenges in food sustainability are problems local farmers face as they grapple with the repercussions of climate change. New England farmers need to deal with rising temperatures that can negatively affect their crop yields and the nutritional value of common crops people eat. Yet, the Massachusetts State Government, UMass Lowell, and farmers in New…
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HILL’S PET NUTRITION AND DR. ADAM CHRISTMAN SHARE TIPS AND ADVICE FOR NEW AND PROSPECTIVE PUPPY PARENTS
Planning, nutrition and mental stimulation are essential in helping puppies achieve a healthy start OVERLAND PARK, Kan., Dec. 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — With the holiday season in full swing, families across the country may be thinking about welcoming a new pet into their homes – including puppies. Hill’s Pet Nutrition is teaming up with Dr.…
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Nix Biosensors and INFINIT Nutrition Join Forces
December 6, 2023 INFINIT will utilize Nix’s sweat-monitoring technology to inform customized nutrition formulas that fit athletes’ specific physiological needs. BOSTON, MASS — December 6, 2023/ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – Nix Biosensors, a leading innovator in biosensing technology, and INFINIT Nutrition, a renowned provider of personalized performance nutrition formulas, are excited to announce they’ve teamed up in the launch…
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Nutrition Cluster Dashboard, January – October 2023
Nutrition Cluster Dashboard, January – October 2023 – Syrian Arab Republic | ReliefWeb Skip to main content Syria Format Infographic Sources Posted 6 Dec 2023 Originally published 15 Nov 2023 Attachments Report details Primary country Sources Format Theme Language Related Content
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Nutrition advocates aim to better train doctors about healthier eating
Doctors and other health professionals get little training in nutrition in medical training and other education, despite overwhelming evidence that poor diets contribute to preventable illness and many leading causes of death — including heart disease, cancer and Type 2 diabetes. That could be easily corrected, says a recent Bipartisan Policy Center report that urges increased…
