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2010 Press Releases

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March 03, 2010

Older Adults Should Have Access to Safe and Adequate Food

American Dietetic Association Publishes New Position Paper on Nutrition Services for Older Adults
This new position paper focuses on access to safe and adequate food and nutrition services for the increasing number of older adults who receive health care in their homes or communities. Learn More »


March 01, 2010

Dietary Factors Influence Ovarian Cancer Survival Rates

A recently published study shows that women who follow a healthy diet can increase their chances of surviving ovarian cancer.  The study, published in the March 2010 issue of the Journal of the American Dietetic Association, revealed that higher total fruit and vegetable consumption, and higher vegetable consumption alone led to a survival advantage. Learn More »


February 26, 2010

The Experts Who Really Do Know Best

On Registered Dietitian Day — March 10, during National Nutrition Month®— the American Dietetic Association reminds everyone that the best source of practical, affordable and accurate nutrition information is a registered dietitian. Learn More »


February 24, 2010

Commitment to Food, Nutrition and Health Policy: Rep. Bruce Braley Receives American Dietetic Association's Top Congressional Award

US Representative Bruce L. Braley (D-Iowa) has been named the 2010 recipient of ADA's Public Policy Leadership Award for his outstanding work in support of nutrition issues in Congress. The annual award recognizes a member of Congress who exhibits strong support for efforts to change or strengthen public policy in the areas of nutrition, food, health care and public health Learn More »


February 23, 2010

ADA Congratulates Alliance for a Healthier Generation and Welcomes New Partners to the Fight Against Childhood Obesity

ADA congratulates the Alliance for a Healthier Generation on the one year anniversary of the Alliance Healthcare Initiative and welcomes Accenture and Humana as the newest associations to join the fight against childhood obesity. Learn More »


February 17, 2010

FNCE 2010 Call for Abstracts

FNCE 2010 will soon be here and the call is underway for abstracts. The deadline of February 23, 2010 is fast approaching. Abstracts may be presented in two categories Learn More »


February 09, 2010

Finding Causes and Solutions: American Dietetic Association Supports First Lady's Childhood Obesity Initiative

ADA and its 70,000 members strongly stand behind a nationwide campaign launched today by the White House to fight childhood obesity. The new "Let's Move!" campaign, led by First Lady Michelle Obama, along with President Obama's creation of an interagency task force on childhood obesity, demonstrate a commitment to solving the epidemic of childhood obesity within a generation. Learn More »


February 01, 2010

During National Nutrition Month and Beyond, the Key to a Healthful Diet is Improving Your Nutrition from the Ground Up

During National Nutrition Month and Beyond, the Key to a Healthful Diet is Improving Your Nutrition from the Ground Up 2010 02 01 February 1, 2010 Media contacts Jennifer Starkey, Ryan O’Malley 800 877 1600, ext. 4802, 4769 media@eatright.org Learn More »


February 01, 2010

It's Amazing What Kids will Try: Healthy Foods!

Children learn their habits, attitudes and beliefs from their parents and other caregivers, and that includes their willingness to try new and healthy foods. For National Nutrition Month®, the ADA encourages adults to be good role models and teach children to appreciate nutrition and enjoy healthful eating.
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February 01, 2010

Nutrition Services, Prevention Important in Nutrition Care for Special Health Needs

The ADA has updated a position paper addressing the nutrition aspects of health care for people with developmental disabilities and special health care needs. The updated position emphasizes prevention, coordination of care, the increasing role of technology and the importance of services provided by registered dietitians and dietetic technicians, registered. Learn More »



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