Eric Graber
Eric Graber is a freelance copy writer and marketing consultant, working primarily for publishers and professional associations in science and medicine. He has a BA in Spanish Literature from Columbia University and an MBA in marketing from NYU Stern School of Business.Should We Limit Egg Consumption?
Review published in Advances in Nutrition concludes the recommendation of habitual egg consumption as part of a healthy diet “should
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What Types of Interventions Instill Healthy Eating?
According to a September 2019 study published in the The Journal of Nutrition, Adherence to the Healthy Eating Index–2015 and
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ASN Journals Examine Health Benefits of Plant-Based Diets
Published in 2019, the “Special Report on Climate Change and Land,” commissioned by the United Nations, took a comprehensive look
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Dietary Assessment: Do We Really Know What People Are Eating?
According to Dietary Assessment, a 2018 report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, “up-to-date and valid
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Latest Digital Technologies Fuel New Discoveries in Nutrition
According to the United Nations System Standing Committee on Nutrition’s (UNSCN) June 2020 report, Nutrition in a Digital World, “digital
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Are Vegan Diets Healthy for Older Adults?
Perspective published in Advances in Nutrition suggests the lower anabolic properties of plant-based foods may compromise older adults’ muscle mass
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Should We All Adopt Time-Restricted Diets?
Perspective published in Advances in Nutrition says more research is needed to examine the combined effects of what we eat
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ASN Journals Collection: The Most Discussed Clinical Research in 2021
Whether on Twitter, Facebook or in the news, clinical research published in ASN Journals generates discussion around the world, keeping
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Current Developments in Nutrition Addresses Cultural Palatability
ASN member Dr. Samara Sterling, Research Director at The Peanut Institute, lamented that “sometimes we don’t think about cultural palatability,
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