In this 10:15-minute podcast recording, Katie Robinson, PhD, RD, discusses the results of the Academy’s Nutrition Genomics Evidence Analysis Center systemic review, which was published 3 July 2020 in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics.

In this 13-minute podcast episode, Prof Ronit Lubetzky, MD, discusses her co-authored publication, “The Effect of Physical Activity on Human Milk Macronutrient Content and Its Volume,” which focuses on new research reporting the effects of moderate- to high-intensity physical activity on human milk volume and macronutrient contents, as well as the implications of these findings on the field of infant nutrition.

In this 13-minute podcast episode, Lars Bode, PhD, discusses the latest research on the components of human milk, focusing on HMOs and the role they play in neonatal nutrition, immunity, growth and development.

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 Infants who are born prematurely, especially before 32 weeks gestation, can be at risk for serious health complications. That’s why it’s absolutely critical to immediately provide them with good nutrition. In this 11-minute podcast episode, Bonnie Gahn, MSN, MA, RNC-NIC, and Melody Thompson, MS, RD, discuss the role protein can play in nutrition for the preterm infant. 

In this 26-minute podcast, Asif Ali, MD, discusses how telemedicine and virtual healthcare have quickly become important ways to help connect health care professionals and patients while addressing—and attempting to help reduce the spread of—COVID-19.

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In this 33-minute podcast, Laura Matarese, PHD RDN, LDN, CNSC, FADA, FASPEN, FAND, Gerry Mullin, MD, MS, and Refaat Hegazi, MD, PhD, MS, MPH, MBA, discuss the central role muscle plays in immunity, recovery and overall health, and how ingredients like HMB can help improve patient outcomes.

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In this 25-minute podcast episode, Dr Suzette Pereira discusses how muscle mass can impact the health status and outcomes of severely ill patients, and how ingredients like HMB can support recovery.

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In this 24-minute podcast episode, Prof Philipp Schütz reviews the results of the recent EFFORT trial and its implications in the context of COVID-19. The landmark trial was published in Lancet in 2019 and it provides much needed new evidence on the power of nutrition.

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In this 10-minute podcast episode, Maria Camprubi, PhD, discusses and compares the metabolic outcomes of diabetes-specific formulas that are high in monounsaturated fatty acids vs. standard formulas in adult patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, or stress-induced hyperglycemia. She and a team of her peers published a paper about this topic in the March 2020 issue of Clinical Nutrition.

In this 26:30-minute podcast episode, Robert Murray, MD, and Karyn Wulf, MD, MPH, discuss the importance of helping kids—and parents—maintain a balanced approach to nutrition, not just while sheltering in place to prevent the spread of Covid-19 infection, but anytime.

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