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We’ve each devoted our careers to nutrition science and communications for food commodities, academic institutions, government agencies, non-profit philanthropies, NGOs, trade associations and CPGs. Food & nutrition communications isn’t a job or career for us, it’s our passion.
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Get to Know Shelley Maniscalco, NOD’s Founder
Interview by Fred Durso, Jr., Nutrition On Demand intern You could consider Shelley Maniscalco’s nutrition career a three-legged stool. One leg represents science, based on her time at the National Academy of Sciences supporting committees on nutrition-related...
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...
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