Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior

Shirley quickly summarizes the New Resource, 5 Easy Steps to Healthy Cooking.

Shirley quickly summarizes the New Resource, Nutrition for Sports and Exercise, Second Edition.

Sarah Colby, JNEB Journal Club Coordinator, discusses with Karen Chapman-Novakofski, Editor in Chief, how the Journal Club can be facilitated in an institution. The JNEB Journal Club features weekly webinars presented by authors from the latest issues of JNEB who will review and discuss their research articles. This allows students to interact with the author and other students from around the world who are also participating during the live Journal Club. In addition, discussion questions for each topic will be shared with facilitators of the Journal Club.

Kerri N. Boutelle, PhD, discusses the important role parents have in helping their children and adolescents to adopt healthful behaviors and the challenges parents can have in interventions for adolescents.

Shirley quickly summarizes the New Resources, Nourishing Healthy Preschoolers. A Guide to MyPlate Nutrition; Spriggles Health & Nutrition and Spriggles Activity & Exercise; Pocket Guide to Children with Special Health Care and Nutritional Needs; and Obesity 101; reviewed by fellow nutrition educators.

Shirley quickly summarizes the New Resources, Eat Less! The Upside of Downsizing; Eat Smart! MyPlate & 2010 Dietary Guidelines; Quick Check Food Facts; and NEEDS for Bones; reviewed by fellow nutrition educators.

Kerri N. Boutelle, PhD, discusses the important role parents have in helping their children and adolescents to adopt healthful behaviors and the challenges parents can have in interventions for adolescents.

Jane D. Lanigan, PhD, talks about the challenges observational studies, in addition to the potential for early learning professionals to contribute to the childhood obesity solution.

Shirley quickly summarizes the New Resources, Eat Right for Less, Nutrition On A Budget; ADA Pocket Guide to Gluten-Free Strategies for Clients with Multiple Diet Restrictions; Healthy Eating, Healthy Weight for Kids and Teens; and Breakthrough Food Product Innovation Through Emotions Research, reviewed by fellow nutrition educators.

Simone A. French, PhD, discusses the results of a year-long study demonstrating how reducing adolescents' television viewing may be an effective strategy to prevent excess weight gain. Parents can help prevent excess weight gain among their children by changing the home environment and household television viewing norms.