The 11th annual Today’s Dietitian Spring Symposium was buzzing with energy, fitting for this year’s Salt Lake City location.
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Pancreatic insufficiency is typically a secondary cause as the result of a particular disease such as: chronic pancreatitis, acute pancreatitis, cystic fibrosis (CF), and pancreatic cancer.
It’s well established that eating a nutrient-dense diet, engaging in appropriate types and amounts of physical activity, sleeping well, not smoking, and managing other sources of stress support cardiovascular health.
Malnutrition has garnered increased focus in the health care community in recent decades.
Salads can be so much more than a simple bowl of lettuce with a few veggies tossed in.
Dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, affects 8% of the world’s population and an estimated 15 million Americans.
Wine has a long history of use in the Mediterranean region, dating back to Neolithic and Biblical times.
Cognitive decline is a normal part of the aging process and occurs on a spectrum from the beginning stages of changes in cognitive and functional impairment through the more severe levels of deficit in dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, leading to a loss of independence and function.
Women going through the menopausal transition—which encompasses perimenopause and postmenopause—are at elevated risk of eating disorders.
At press time, access to in vitro fertilization (IVF)—the joining of an egg and sperm in a laboratory dish—was threatened in Alabama following a landmark ruling by the state’s supreme court, stating that embryos have the same legal rights as children and therefore have personhood status.