Resources for Health Professionals

These resources summarize key nutrition research, data, and regulations, offering valuable insights tailored for health professionals. Designed as practical tools, they highlight essential information to support and enhance professional practice.

Generating Reports on a Laptop
This fact sheet describes the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infant, and Children (WIC); the 2024 updates to the program’s food packages; and the process for state implementation of the updates. 

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Generating Reports on a Laptop
In this professional guide, we summarize the evidence that informed the development of culturally relevant consumer resources to aid the growing Hispanic population in the United States in building healthy eating patterns based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. This guide provides ideas for how you can use the MiPlato Toolkit materials with your clients and patients.

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