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Nutrition in Lifestyle Medicine978-3-319-43027-0Series ISSN 2628-197X Series E-ISSN 2628-1961

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43027-0Cardiovascular Disease; Diabetes; Lifestyle Medicine; Nutritional Practices; Obesity

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James M. RippeEmphasizes nutritional considerations related to obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease.New text by Dr. James Rippe, who edited the landmark textbook on Lifestyle Medicine in 1999.Evidence-based ch

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School Meal Programs: Are They Nutritionally Sound?ions. These meals are funded by federal legislation and regulated by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) nutrition standards, which are designed to follow the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs). School nutrition professionals face many challenges when working to improve student consumption patterns and campus food environments.

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Stephen R. Daniels MD, PhD,Jessica Hildebrandt MS, RD,Laura K. Brennan BS, MS Candidate,Sarah C. Couial ruling elite. That she did so through a fabrication of herself as another kind of colonial — Tasmanian — suggests the connections between transnational mobility, fantasy and pretence, as well as the requirement of whiteness for stardom in the early to mid-twentieth century.