Survey Says – Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Moving in the Wrong Direction
Let me set the stage. According to the newest (2020-2025) Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 80% of Americans do not consume enough fruit and nearly 90% do not consume enough vegetables. Further, intake has not changed considerably over the past 2 decades. The...
2020-2025 DGA: An Informed Look at DGAC Report Translation to Policy (Part II)
How will USDA/HHS decide what will translate into the policy document? Some think of the translation from the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC)’s scientific report to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) policy document as a black box and, honestly,...
2020-2025 DGA: An Informed Look at DGAC Report Translation Into Policy (Part I)
Yes, all may be quiet on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA) front (out here), but having been there back in 2010 and 2015, I assure you that it’s a combination of “all hands on deck” and “burning the midnight oil” inside the government. With just under a month...
Why to Become a USDA National Strategic Partner NOW!
The Nutrition Communicator’s Network is a program of USDA’s Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion (CNPP). This Network includes a group called the National Strategic Partners—comprised of diverse sectors and organizations dedicated to working together to help...
Our team will be at the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Food and Nutrition Conference & Expo in Nashville October 11-14. We’re looking forward to educational sessions, events, and networking. Please reach out if you are attending and want to connect!![]()
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Two of our partners, Shelley Maniscalco, MPH, RDN and Tricia Psota, PhD, RDN, will be at the 23rd International Congress of Nutrition in Paris August 24-29. Reach out if you are attending and want to connect! ![]()
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In today’s fast-evolving and unpredictable landscape, nutrition scientists across academia, industry, and government face rapid changes — from shifting research priorities, to evolving funding landscapes, and organizational restructuring. A key factor for successfully navigating change is collaboration - which we greatly value at Nutrition In Demand.![]()
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The American Society for Nutrition’s Sustaining Partner program is based on collaboration. Our partner, Tricia Psota, PhD, RDN, will serve on a panel organized by this program at #NUTRITION2025 on Monday, June 3. She joins Eric D. Ciappio, PhD, RD; Alexandra E. Cowan-Pyle, PhD; Mario G. Ferruzzi, PhD; Shalene McNeill, PhD; and Andrea Wong, PhD for “Real Talk: Navigating Change in the Workplace - Fresh Perspectives, Panel Discussions, and Networking.” This session will provide practical insights and strategies to help nutrition professionals thrive in dynamic workplaces and maximize the value of cross-sector collaborations to advance the future of nutrition science.![]()
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Join us on Monday, June 2 in Orlando, FL for American Society for Nutrition’s #NUTRITION2025 to hear from Arne Astrup, MD, DMSc; Constance Gewa, PhD; Mélanie Guirette, PhD, RD; and our partner Tricia Psota, PhD, RDN on the future of nutrition research funding, chaired by Yvonne T. Maddox, PhD. ![]()
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With changes to federal grant programs in the current environment, this is sure to be a valuable discussion about the role of foundations and commodity boards in funding research.![]()
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We are heading to Orlando next week for the American Society for Nutrition’s annual meeting! Looking forward to thoughtful conversations, new research, and connecting with colleagues across the field.![]()
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Attending NUTRITION 2025 too? Let’s find time to connect — email us at [email protected] (or DM us here) to set something up.![]()
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