Trending Articles from ASN Journals – Week of June 24, 2019
What nutrition research is trending in the news this week? Here’s a look at popular research from ASN journals. Changes
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Pinto beans may help lower cholesterol
Elevated blood lipid levels increase risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Although cholesterol-lowering drugs are typically prescribed, a recent study by
Understanding Nutritional Science – A Video Contest
A video contest to help the public better understand nutrition research The Understanding Nutritional Science competition promotes the creation of
New research on diet and supplements during pregnancy and beyond
Scientists announce findings on use of supplements and eating well when you’re expecting Baltimore (June 9, 2019) – The foods
Eating more vitamin K found to help, not harm, patients on warfarin
Contrary to common wisdom, increasing vitamin K intake helps stabilize anticoagulation Baltimore (June 11, 2019) – When prescribed the anticoagulant
Highlights from Nutrition 2019: Sunday, June 9
Over 3,000 people joined American Society for Nutrition’s annual meeting, Nutrition 2019 held at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore,
One change can make diet more planet friendly
Using simulation and diets of 16,000 people, scientists discover how to cut your diet’s climate impact in half Baltimore (June
Policies encouraging healthy eating could greatly cut cancer-related costs
Using sophisticated models, researchers examine how various warning labels and taxes targeting diet would reduce cancer cases and cancer-associated costs
Highlights from Nutrition 2019: Saturday, June 8
Over 3,000 people joined American Society for Nutrition’s annual meeting, Nutrition 2019 held at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore,
Do policies targeting sugary drinks pay off?
New research suggests that taxes and health warnings could bring significant health and economic benefits by cutting consumption of sugar-sweetened
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