FNCE® is coming to San Antonio this year, and to prepare, Today’s Dietitian has found the best local spots for food-loving attendees—from barbecue to Tex-Mex and beyond.
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Learn more about the potential benefits of the ketogenic diet in severe mental illness, an approach based on the theory that mental disorders are essentially metabolic disorders of the brain.
A road map with recipes, menus, and real-world examples to guide RDs in successfully curating cooking classes for student athletes.
After a concussion, the injured brain enters a state of metabolic crisis. Learn how adequate nutritional support can mean the difference between timely recovery and prolonged dysfunction.
Syndrome This continuing education course defines and reviews the three phases of short bowel syndrome and the best practices for managing this condition. It includes overview of MNT recommendations and how to tailor them to fit individual needs.
Most next-generation antiobesity medications like GLP-1 receptor agonists are recommended for long-term use, yet discontinuation is common. Discover practical tips alongside easy, delicious recipes to support patients who may encounter transition challenges.
Learn more about best practices for what many experts consider the gold-standard outpatient intervention for children and adolescents diagnosed with anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.
Despite being metabolically healthy, some highly trained athletes show glucose or insulin impairments. Learn what this “athlete paradox” means for cardiometabolic health, recovery, adaptation and long-term performance sustainability.
Check out highlights from TD’s 13th Annual Spring Symposium, which brought together nutrition pros for practical education, professional growth, actionable insights and good conversation.
This continuing education course reviews the major updates in the 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, including shifts in messaging, nutrients of concern, and system-level implications. It also reviews how advisory committee recommendations were translated into final guidance.