We partnered with ASN to develop a summary of this historic conference, which was published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Gap Analysis
We partnered with PBH to identify opportunities to bolster federal nutrition funding toward fruit and vegetable consumption as a public health priority.
We supported AHA and its Industry Nutrition Forum to plan the Affordable Nutrition Roundtable discussion and develop the resulting Issue Brief.
of ASN Journals
We evaluated the extent to which government websites include information on current research topics, as indicated by prevalent topics in ASN journals.
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We’re driven by building, translating and communicating science-based nutrition solutions that inspire people to enjoy healthier lifestyles. As a smaller team, we can be flexible to meet clients’ evolving needs in the ever-changing nutrition policy landscape. We aren’t content meeting program goals; we strive to exceed objectives and push new thinking every day.
Excellence
As seasoned scientists, registered dietitians, thought leaders, and nutrition communicators, we’re committed to creating research and science strategies – and then flawlessly managing every detail to bring that vision to life. We are a multidisciplinary-team driven by science who is committed to conceiving and managing successful programs that exceeds goals.
Empathy
We know that excellence is achieved, not through competition, but rather through cooperation and collaboration. We strive to be kind people who work well with our clients and investigators. We believe we can all be more successful when we lead with compassion, integrity, and respect.
Our Specialties
Our multidisciplinary team of nutrition science and communications experts provides a range of strategic consulting expertise. Learn more about how we can help you lead with science to help improve public health and nutrition security.
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The Wait is Over: The 2025 DGAC Scientific Report is Out
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Dietary Guidelines Advisory Commitee’s Fifth Meeting: Key Takeaways and What’s to Come
The fifth Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) meeting provided a stark reminder of the difficult task at hand for this voluntary group of experts in distilling available evidence into recommendations for Americans. The Committee’s discussions across the two...
Analysis: Most Widely Studied Nutrition Topics Not Covered on .Gov Websites
Due to extensive processes, government websites tend to be behind the scientific community in communicating evolving evidence, particularly nutrition science. This contrasts with the plethora of books, non-government websites, and social media content, readily...
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