Lung Surgery Assessment Considers Psychological Reserve and Nutrition
Lung resection assessment increasingly integrates cardiopulmonary fitness, frailty and nutrition to tailor surgery.
Infrared Light Could Slash the Cost of Diagnosing Oil Palm Nutrition
A large multi-country study shows that near-infrared spectroscopy, combined with a simple spectral pre-processing step and a small set of locally analyzed calibration samples, can accurately predict the foliar nutrient status of
As a kid, Peter hid his vegies. Now 64, he’s heeding this important nutritional advice
As we age, our nutritional needs change. But you can make what you eat work better for you. .
Non-dairy creamer drives up calorie count in coffee cups
While Americans have been drinking roughly the same amount of coffee over recent years, the calories in those cups have increased thanks primarily to the addition of non-dairy creamer, according to a
UISD opens new $55 million Child Nutrition Center
United ISD opened its new $55 million Child Nutrition Center, a state-of-the-art facility serving more than 55,000 meals each day to students.
Future Doctors at 80 Institutions Could Get 40 Hours of Nutrition Training Under a Voluntary HHS Pledge
Eighty institutions pledged at least 40 hours of nutrition training for future doctors. What it could mean for patients with diet-related disease.
California Growers Urged to Prioritize Tree Nutrition
AgroLiquid agronomist Abe Isaak explains post-harvest nutrition, soil testing, winter chill, and El Niño risks facing California growers.
I’m a Dietitian Over 40—Here’s What I Actually Eat for Breakfast Now That I’m in Midlife
Protein, fiber, and a few smart pairings help keep my energy steadier until lunch.