Research from ASN Journals
Greater years living in the United States carries concerning dietary implications across many Hispanic/Latino heritage groups
A newly released study in The Journal of Nutrition concluded that dietary acculturation may play a stronger role in some
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Sugar-sweetened beverages or artificially sweetened beverages: Is there a better choice when it comes to breast cancer risk?
A recently released study published in The Journal of Nutrition reported that overall, consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages was associated with
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Habitual whole grain consumption benefits health
A recently released study published in The Journal of Nutrition provides further support that greater whole grain and lower refined
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Taste perception profiles using all five perception scores may capture individual variability in taste and diet quality
Diet quality is a major factor in the occurrence of many diet-related health outcomes, and work is starting to indicate
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Supplement intake frequency questionnaire ranks nutrients correctly
Supplements are routinely consumed by many in the US, and they contribute towards the intake of nutrients and nonnutritive dietary
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Carbohydrate intake level may impact brain reward region and impede weight loss maintenance
Maintaining weight loss achieved through calorie restriction is difficult because of the biological adaptations elicited by the approach. Existing literature
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Obesity and overweight during pregnancy reduces cord blood hepcidin
Iron availability during pregnancy and in the infant after birth are critical for neurocognitive and socioemotional development of the child.
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Replacing carbohydrates with fats – no one-size-fits-all solution for heart health
A new study in The Journal of Nutrition concluded that replacing carbohydrates with monounsaturated fats may be beneficial for heart
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Maternal total fat, saturated fat, and added sugar intakes during pregnancy and breastfeeding associated with infant body fat
A new study published in The Journal of Nutrition suggests that mothers’ consumption of total fat, saturated fat, and added
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