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From The Labs

A closer look at severe malnutrition

February 11, 2020 DNA methylation, epigenetics, ESAM, malnutrition, NESAM, Research

More than two million children die worldwide each year of severe malnutrition. Severe acute childhood malnutrition presents in two clinically distinct forms: edematous severe acute

From The Labs

Early postnatal overnutrition sets the body on a fast track to aging

September 19, 2019 Aging, Diabetes, DNA methylation, infancy, Obesity, overnutrition, Research

Overnutrition during early infancy can have adverse health consequences later in life. Although researchers have known this for quite some time, the explanations have been

From The Labs

Nutritional deficiencies, HIV and DTG brew a ‘perfect storm.’ The good news? There is a simple solution.

August 6, 2019 AIDS, doluteglavir, folate, folic acid, HIV, neural tube defects, Research

A preferred medication for treating HIV infection has been recently linked to a 6- to 9-fold increase in the risk for neural tube defects among

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Health From Your Own Backyard: Tips to grow your nutrition

June 5, 2018 Nicole Blanton, Nutrition and Wellness, Roberta Anding

There’s nothing like adding fresh vegetables to a home-cooked meal, but have you ever thought about where they are coming from? While the grocery store

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Healthy Habits: Nutritionist Rachel Dudley stays balanced with barre exercise, meditation

March 20, 2018 Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center, Healthy Habits, Nutrition and Wellness

Taking care of your health is a priority and nobody knows that more than physicians and healthcare providers. It can sometimes be difficult to find

Policywise

Adequate nutrition should be priority for whole family

August 4, 2017 Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Dr. Stephanie Morain, health policy, medical ethics, public health

Earlier this year, JAMA Pediatrics published an essay about processed food and its impact on health. The author, Dr. Robert Lustig, describes processed food as

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Feel your best in 2017: Take steps to improve your nutrition and health today

February 17, 2017 Baylor Sports Medicine, Nicole Blanton, Nutrition and Wellness, Roberta Anding

Did you resolve to improve your nutrition and wellness this year? If you’re on a diet, chances are you’ve broken a few rules by now.

GoWoman

Adapting MyPlate guidelines to fit your nutritional needs

August 23, 2016 Center for Research on Women with Disabilities, GoWoman, Houston, MyPlate, Nutrition, Nutrition and Wellness, Rachel Markley, Stephanie Silveira

Most of us remember the food pyramid that we were taught as kids in school. In 2011, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) replaced the

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Theatre monologues, art car help promote cancer awareness and nutrition education

July 12, 2016 Cancer, Community, Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center, Dr. Maria Jibaja-Weiss, Education, Healthcare, Houston, Office of Outreach and Health Disparities, outreach, Toni the Healthy Eating Cart

Encouraging cancer awareness in a city as diverse as Houston requires a range of educational tools and cultural understanding. From its Theatre Outreach Program to

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Dispelling nutrition myths

January 20, 2016 Dipali Pathak, Healthcare, Healthy Eating, Houston, Nutrition and Wellness, Roberta Anding

Diet and exercise typically comes down to common sense, but we don’t always want to believe it, according to Roberta Anding, registered dietitian with Baylor

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