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Trends and Issues Archive |
• Health Claims — Help Clients Understand the Meaning Behind Industry Buzzwords
• Defending Vegan Diets — RDs Aim to Clear Up Common Misconceptions About Vegan Diets
• Alternative Avenues — Supplements and Nutraceuticals for Treating Cardiovascular Disease
• Fueled by Technology — Athletes Achieve Top Performance With Diabetes Management Tools
• Summer Camps With a Twist — Programs Help Kids Have Fun While Honing Healthful Habits
• Working Mothers’ Challenge — Finding a Way to Pump Throughout the Day
• Good Eats From Around the Globe
• Marathon Fueling — Runners Need Proper Nutrition and Hydration for the 26.2-Mile Stretch
• No Meat, No Problem — Vegetarian Diets Can Support Optimal Health for Infants and Children
• Eating Out in a Down Economy
• Vegetarian’s Challenge: Optimizing Essential Fatty Acid Status
• Hurdles in the Health Food Aisle
• Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease — Strategies for Prevention and Treatment of an Emerging Condition
• Naughty and Nice — A ‘Give-and-Take’ Approach to Holiday Feasting
• Cortisol: Its Role in Stress, Inflammation, and Indications for Diet Therapy
• ’Tis the Season for Good Digestive Health
• Proposed Beverage Tax Stirs Mixed Reactions
• Give ’Em Options — RDs Can Help Restaurants Cater to Gluten-Free Customers
• Dietary Supplement Quality and Safety
• Seasonings of Change
• New Administration, Fresh Agenda — Nutrition Issues Rise to the National Stage
• Commercial Appeal
• Sorting Out the Science on Multivitamins and Minerals
• That’s Progress — Advancements in Hospital Foodservice
• Off to a Good Start — Embracing Slow Food Philosophies for Nutritious and Pleasurable Eating
• Orthorexia: When Eating Healthy Becomes an Unhealthy Obsession
• Today’s CPE: Understanding Celiac Disease
• Complex Times Call for Simple Foods
• Free of Gluten, Full of Flavor
• Coffee Buzz: Trends and Possible Perks of America’s Beloved Beverage
• Seeking Simplicity: Consumers Drive Back-to-Basics Food Trend
• Canned Foods Make a Comeback
• 2009’s Top 10 Fitness Trends (There’s a Workout for Everyone on This List)
• Small Stores, Big Changes
• A Decade of Today’s Dietitian — Celebrating 10 Years of the Magazine for Nutrition Professionals
• Nutrition Trends for the New Year — Small Portions Will Be Big in 2009
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