Connecting nutritional strategies with chronic disease prevention with Dr. Dylan MacKay

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What Nutrition Epidemiology Can (and Can’t) Tell Us with Dr. Russell de Souza

Nutrition plays a role in nearly every major chronic disease, yet the science behind what we eat often feels confusing or contradictory. Nutritional epidemiology is the field that tries to make sense of these patterns by studying diet and health across populations. In this conver ...  Show more

Sipping Smarter: How Sugary Drinks Shape Health and Habits with Dr. Scott Harding

Sugar-sweetened beverages are one of the most widely consumed sources of added sugars in our diets, and their impact on health has become a major focus of nutrition research and public policy. Governments around the world are exploring tools like taxation to curb intake, but how ...  Show more

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