Thank you for joining the American Society for Nutrition (ASN) at NUTRITION 2023, held July 22-25 in Boston, MA! NUTRITION, ASN's annual meeting, exceeded all expectations at its in-person homecoming after three years of meeting virtually. Over 3,000 attendees enjoyed a captivating array of sessions, workshops, and discussions led by top experts, creating a platform for unparalleled knowledge exchange and networking.
Discover the research shared at NUTRITION 2023 on ASN's new online learning platform, DiscoverNUTRITION. Access popular sessions including:
* Are We Ready? Resilience as a Biomarker for a "Healthy" Gut Microbiome
* Behind the Scenes @ Nutrition for Precision Health
* Biomarkers of Nutrition for Development: Knowledge Indicating Dietary Sufficiency
* Food as Medicine
* It's Time to Quantify Intake Recommendations for Dietary Bioactives
* Nutrition and the Aging Brain
* Opening Session & Presidential Symposium: Food as Medicine: New Findings to Explain Reduced Risk of Cardiovascular Disease by Dietary Linoleic Acid
* Paving the Way to Precision Nutrition: Using Metabolomics to Discover & Validate Dietary Biomarkers
* Teens and Nutrient Deficiencies: A Growing Public Health Crisis
* The W.O. Atwater Memorial Award Lecture: Enhancing the Purpose of Food
* Ultra-Processed Foods: Current Challenges and Future Directions
DiscoverNUTRITION is your year-round resource for gaining the knowledge and skills necessary to advance your career. In addition to content from ASN's latest meeting, participate in self-paced courses to earn Continuing Professional Education credits for Registered Dietitians:
* Nutrition Information/Misinformation: Who's Right? Who Gets to Decide (free)
* Nutrition Rounds: Recent Advances in the Treatment of Obesity
* Best Practices for Human Nutrition Randomized Controlled Trials
* Nutrition Rounds: Hot Topics in Pediatric Nutrition
Visit nutrition.link/DiscoverNUTRITION to create an account and start your learning today.
NUTRITION INFORMATION/MISINFORMATION: WHO'S RIGHT? WHO GETS TO DECIDE?
Information related to food and nutrition comes from many sources and in many forms. The discordance of the information has engendered distrust and impedes public health efforts to improve diet quality. What can the nutrition community do to combat misinformation? Our challenge is to develop an unbiased approach to bring order to the chaos. Join Dr. Alice Lichtenstein and her engaging panelists for a stimulating conversation on this timely topic.
Required learning for every professional in the field of nutrition!
Free to access on http://discover.nutrition.org