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A Pound of Cure: Revisiting Food as Medicine through a 21st Century Lens

Kelly M. Adams, MPH, RDN and Anne Gravel Sullivan, PhD
September 30, 2022

Benjamin Franklin may have been talking about house fires in his famous proverb, “an ounce of prevention is worth a...

Nutrition & Diet

In Defense of Diet: Part I

Todd Dwyer
May 18, 2021

The nutritional claims we see reported in popular media often seem contradictory. We learn that coffee is bad for you....

Nutrition & Diet

Food as Medicine: Filling the Gaps in Medical Education

Kelly Adams, MPH, RDN
February 8, 2021

Problem: patients look to health professionals for sound nutrition advice, but most health professionals are not...

Nutrition & Diet

Why Nutrition is An Essential Part of Medical Education

Kelly Adams, MPH, RDN
February 1, 2021

“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.” This famous quote, attributed—perhaps mistakenly—to Hippocrates,...

Nutrition & Diet

5 Quick & Healthy Study Snacks

OliviaGonzales
August 2, 2018

Studying is essential to anyone going through medical school, rotations, or residency. While it’s not the most...

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