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VIDEO: Culinary-based nutrition training increases knowledge, confidence among residents
Culinary medicine, particularly when directed at cardiovascular disease prevention, can be feasibly taught to medical trainees, an analysis presented at the Lifestyle Medicine Conference showed.
VIDEO: Patients with cancer, survivors benefit from lifestyle medicine interventions
ORLANDO — Mass General Cancer Center has found success in an oncology-focused lifestyle medicine clinic, proving that the model can be sustainable and beneficial, according to a poster presented at the Lifestyle Medicine Conference.
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Maternal eating disorders, underweight, obesity linked to offspring psychiatric disorders
Offspring from mothers with an eating disorder history or prepregnancy BMI outside of normal weight range appeared to be at higher risk for neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders, according to a study published in JAMA Open Network.
How to fuse the recommended nutritional competencies and culinary medicine
ORLANDO – One way to expand physicians’ nutrition knowledge base is through culinary medicine, said Michelle Hauser, MD, MS, MPA, FACP, FACLM, DipABLM, at the Lifestyle Medicine .
VIDEO: Lifestyle medicine program improves musculoskeletal surgical outcomes
ORLANDO — Adhering to an intensive lifestyle medicine program before orthopedic surgery led to fewer postoperative outcomes and less pain in patients, according to a study.
Dan Buettner: ‘Retirement might not be that good of an idea’
ORLANDO – In his research to reverse engineer the reason for long life expectancy, most of the centenarians Dan Buettner spoke to were “interested, are interesting, generous often and just loving.”
Fruit, vegetable pesticide exposure may impair sperm during IVF cycles
DENVER — High intake of pesticide residue from fruits and vegetables for male partners was tied to lower fertilization rates for couples undergoing fertility treatment, according to findings presented at the ASRM Scientific Congress & Expo.
Many people with ultraprocessed food addiction not identified as needing treatment
BOSTON — Addiction to ultraprocessed food may be diagnosed similarly to other substance use disorders, and reducing stigma and tailored treatment are both important to improving cardiometabolic health, a speaker reported.
Standing does ‘not offset an otherwise sedentary lifestyle,’ may create circulatory issues
Standing did not improve cardiovascular health when compared with sitting, results from a cohort study published in the International Journal of Epidemiology showed.
Low-carb diet may benefit beta-cell function in patients with type 2 diabetes
Patients with type 2 diabetes on a carbohydrate-restricted diet showed recovery in beta-cell function, researchers reported in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism.
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