The leading annual event with the latest nutrition research will reunite the nutrition community in July 2023
The American Society for Nutrition (ASN) has officially announced that its annual meeting, NUTRITION 2023, will take place in Boston, Massachusetts, July 22-25, 2023. NUTRITION 2023 is the premier meeting for the nutrition community, exploring developments in clinical and translational nutrition, food science and systems, diet and disease, basic science, global health, and more. The ASN welcomes the submission of original research in the form of abstracts for presentation at NUTRITION 2023. Accepted abstracts will be presented in poster and oral sessions.
* Share your research with the greatest minds in nutrition science
* Publish your work in an ASN journal
* Become eligible for abstract-based Award Competitions and Awards
* Network with peers in academia, industry, and government
Abstracts can include the following:
* New research: Unpublished, original research and/or secondary analysis of data
* Methods: Newly established or characterized methods, or evaluations of existing methods
* Protocols: Descriptions of proposed studies, or recruitment and process results of newly started studies
* Case study vignette: A clinical vignette or case report is a means of disseminating new knowledge gained from clinical practice
The abstract submission deadline is March 1, 2023, 11:59 PM ET. Visit nutrition.link/2023 to learn how to submit your research, sign up for news and updates about the meeting, and learn which hot topics will be presented at next year's event.
ADDRESSING AMERICA'S HUNGER, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH CRISIS: THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE AND NATIONAL STRATEGY TO DRIVE TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE TO END HUNGER AND REDUCE DIET-RELATED DISEASES AND DISPARITIES
It was an honor for the ASN to be invited to participate in the September 28, 2022, White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health. A more in-depth look at the conference and National Strategy has been shortly will be published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. The 2022 Conference, along with the release of the Biden-Harris Administration's National Strategy on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health, outlined President Biden's bold and ambitious goal: to end hunger and increase healthy eating and physical activity by 2030 so fewer Americans experience diet-related diseases, such as diabetes, obesity, and hypertension, while reducing health disparities. Visit nutrition.link/White-House-Conference to read more.
CLAIM YOUR FREE RXNUTRITION COURSE AND BROADEN YOUR KNOWLEDGE ON EVIDENCE-BASED NUTRITIONAL CARE
The ASN is pleased to introduce RxNutrition, a series of CME-accredited courses on the fundamentals of nutrition. Developed by experts in medical nutrition, the first 2 courses focus on critical care nutrition and addressing malnutrition in the hospital setting. The courses are targeted to physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants.
* Each course is accredited for 1 credit hour. Certified for 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit.
* Jointly provided by Postgraduate Institute for Medicine and ASN.
* This activity is supported by an independent educational grant from Abbott Nutrition Health Institute.
Available Courses
Critical Care Nutrition
Using video, interactive questions, and gamification, this course guides learners through a case study to impart the latest knowledge on internally recognized clinical practice guidelines for managing critically ill patients with moderate to severe nutritional risk. This course is fully referenced with links to practice resources and guidelines and is challenging enough to be interesting and thorough to impart key clinical concepts!
Addressing Malnutrition in the Hospital
Detecting and treating malnutrition in the hospital has been shown to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. Using an interactive case study, this module will review the fundamentals of the physician nutrition evaluation and the diagnosis and management of malnutrition. This course is fully referenced with samples of screening tools, practice resources and guidelines, videos, questions to test knowledge, games to match signs and symptoms with nutritional deficiencies, and much more!
Visit nutrition.link/free-course to start your free course today.