TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES FROM THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR NUTRITION
Stay on top of the latest advances in nutrition by participating in educational activities of the American Society for Nutrition.
ADVANCES AND CONTROVERSIES IN CLINICAL NUTRITION, DECEMBER 4 TO 6, 2015, LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
This conference covers today's hottest topics in nutrition and is popular among practicing clinicians and medical and life sciences faculty. Sessions will explore cutting-edge advances in nutrition research and stimulate discussion on emerging and controversial topics that impact health, wellness, treatment, and prevention. If you-or your patients-have an interest in the role of nutrition in healthcare, this meeting is not to be missed! To register, visit http://www.nutrition.org. Missed the meeting? You can purchase access to recorded presentations accessible on http://www.nutrition.org.
ASN SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS AND ANNUAL MEETING, APRIL 2 TO 6, 2016, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
This premier nutrition conference convenes scientists and clinicians from around the world to analyze and share timely and significant advances in nutrition-related basic science and clinical, translational, and public health research. Attendees choose from more than 2000 original presentations, which include scientific and educational sessions, oral and poster presentations, and special lectures and addresses delivered by some of the most recognized names in the field of nutrition. The program also features a variety of social and networking opportunities among ASN's various communities, including research interest sections, councils, student and early career interest groups, international sections, and faculty members.
Learn more at scientificsessions.nutrition.org.
ASN WEBINAR SERIES ON THE MICROBIOME WEBINAR SERIES
ASN recently concluded a series of webinars to describe the different approaches used to characterize the human microbiome, review current knowledge about gastrointestinal microbiota and obesity, and discuss the interactive role of gastrointestinal microbiota and nutrition in chronic health and disease. Each of the free webinars attracted more than 500 registrants. They are available for on-demand viewing and offer a progressive series to learn about one of today's most pressing topics in nutrition and health. Continuing professional education credits for dietitians are available! Access the free programs at http://www.nutrition.org/education-and-professional-development/the-microbiome-w.