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Fireside Chats with the ASN President - PCAST Report: A Vision for Advancing Nutrition Science in the United States
Monday, November 4
4 PM to 5 PM ET
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Building a Resilient Future: Flexible Funding for Food and Livelihood Security
Thursday, November 7
12 PM to 1 PM ET
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Free until October 31!
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, access The Future of Nutrition in the Cancer Care Cascade: Prevention, Therapy, and Survivorship!
Presented by Steven Clinton, MD, PhD of Ohio State University, this presentation was given during Nutrition in Clinical Practice, a clinically oriented CME program designed by the American Society for Nutrition in partnership with the National Board of Physician Nutrition Specialists to meet the needs of clinicians and educators.
Featured courses
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| Nutrition for the Clinician: A Perfect Storm in a Pandemic - A Child with Complex Medical History and Special Diet Encounters COVID |
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Enduring | $0.00 | |
| Nutrition for the Clinician: Navigating Complex Nutritional Challenges After Bariatric Surgery: Malnutrition, Multiple Nutrient Deficiencies, and... |
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Enduring | $0.00 | |
| Nutrition in Clinical Practice: A Comprehensive Course for Physicians |
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Enduring | $150.00 | |
| Nutrition Information/Misinformation: Who’s Right? Who Gets to Decide? |
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Enduring | $0.00 |
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The George Bray Outstanding Scientific Achievements Award in Obesity Research is presented to a physician, clinician or investigator who has made a significant lifetime contribution to the field of
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The Jean-Pierre Habicht Lifetime Achievements in Global Nutrition Award Lecture honors lifetime achievements in international nutrition research to benefit populations in non-industrialized countri
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CME Credit Available for Physicians!
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The U.S.
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The growing transgender and gender-diverse (TGD) community has been historically underrepresented in nutrition science despite growing evidence of nutrition-related disparities (e.g.
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