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April CE Special
Now through the end of April, buy 2 self-study courses on sports nutrition and allergies/autoimmune disorders, get another course FREE! Apply coupon code SPRING3 at checkout to get your free course. Offer expires on 4/30/18 at 11:59 PM EDT. View applicable courses and coupon details »
CEU Package Flash Sale
From now through Sunday, April 22, visit our CE Learning Library, buy a 5, 9, or 12-course package, use the coupon code TAX2018 at checkout and you'll receive a $10.40 “refund” on your purchase! We thought it would be good "form" to provide a little relief to the professionals we serve. Offer expires on 4/22/18 at 11:59 PM EDT. Learn More » |
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The Role of Nutrition in Infertility: Evaluating the Research
This 1 CEU live webinar by Elizabeth Shaw, MS, RDN, CLT, CPT, on Tuesday, April 24, 2018, from 2-3 PM EDT, is intended to serve as a resource for RDNs who are unfamiliar with reproductive nutrition recommendations and are interested in guiding patients with a nutrition plan that is conducive to conception. Register Now »
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Eating Beyond the Headlines: Sorting Evidence from Emotion
This complimentary 1 CEU recorded webinar, presented by Neva Cochran, MS, RDN, LD, FAND, examines some of the current popular nutrition topics in the news and the real scientific facts behind them. Sponsored by The Egg Nutrition Center. Register Now »
Family Meals Matter: Barriers, Benefits, and Strategies for Eating Together
This complimentary 1 CEU recorded webinar, presented by Liz Weiss, MS, RDN, explores the benefits of, barriers to (some of them may surprise you), and creative and doable strategies for nurturing family mealtime. Sponsored by The Food Marketing Institute Foundation and National Family Meals Month™. Register Now » |
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April CPE Monthly
Vitamin D and Bone Health
This continuing education course reviews the absorption, activation, and utilization of vitamin D within the body to promote and maintain bone health, as well as the consequences of inadequate vitamin D intake throughout the life cycle. It also discusses dietary and nondietary sources of vitamin D and the current best practices surrounding testing and measurement of clinical deficiency. |
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