News from the American Society for Nutrition
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Recorded Sessions From Nutrition 2023 Now Available Online
NUTRITION 2023, ASN’s annual flagship meeting, was held from July 22-25, 2023 in Boston, MA, with over 3,000 nutrition professionals
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Michelle Crispino Recognized for Excellence in Association Management
The American Society for Nutrition’s Director of Knowledge Initiatives, Michelle Crispino, Honored for Professional Development Excellence in the Practice of
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ASN Welcomes New President, Kevin Schalinske PhD, and New Leadership on the Board of Directors
Presidential priorities include engagement with early career nutrition professionals, elevating ASN’s four journals, and strengthening federal nutrition research. Rockville, Maryland
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Large study shows link between Vitamin D and psoriasis severity
Findings suggest that eating foods rich in vitamin D or taking supplements could be beneficial for individuals with psoriasis More
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Muscadine wine shows promise in improving aging skin
Daily dose of dealcoholized wine enhanced skin elasticity in middle-aged women Could muscadine wine help perk up sagging skin? According
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Nutritional content of most milk alternatives doesn’t measure up to cow’s milk
Analysis of 200+ plant-based milk alternatives finds few contain the calcium, vitamin D, and protein of cow’s milk More people
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Opting for olive oil could boost brain health
Regular olive oil consumption associated with 28% lower risk of fatal dementia A new study suggests that incorporating olive oil
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Could probiotics help slow age-related cognitive decline?
New findings point to an important role for the gut in maintaining brain health Findings from a new study suggest
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These eight habits could lengthen your life by decades
Large study details life expectancy gains associated with healthy lifestyle choices A new study involving over 700,000 U.S. veterans reports
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