Written by Anastasia Yandulskaya, PhD Candidate in Cell and Molecular Biology
How to bake yummy gluten-free bread, according to science
The Racial Disparity in Food Advertising
Written by Daniel Roybal, PhD Candidate in Pharmacology
Sleep and Eating – There’s a Time for Both
By Raj Trikha, M.S.
Food For Thought: The Neuroprotective Effects of Xanthophylls
Written by Jonathan Cerna, BS Dietetics, MS Student in Nutritional Sciences and Dietetic Intern
NutriBites Statement in Solidarity and Support of #StopAsianHate
We at NutriBites want to release our official statement in recognition, solidarity, and support of #StopAsianHate. Since the start of the pandemic, there has been an overwhelming increase in hate crimes against Asians and Asian Americans. The increase in deadly attacks and violence, especially targeted towards Asian women and elderly populations, are a testament to... Continue Reading →
Use your rice – the power of real Chinese food
By Yunzhi Qian, MPH If you drive across the United States, it will be hard not to run into any Chinese restaurants. With their garishly lit picture menus, fat happy Buddha, and the red-and-white pagoda takeout box, Chinese restaurants are more commonplace than McDonald's franchisees across the land. According to the magazine Chinese Restaurant News,... Continue Reading →
Heavenly Groceries: Connecting Neighbors to Promote Food Security
By Ann Norinne Suk, PhD Candidate in Anthropology
March NutriBites Newsletter
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Race and Ethnicity in Research: Use, Limitations, Recommendations
Written by Sara V. Bernate Angulo, BS Student in Nutrition
NutriBites Black History Month Statement
Amplifying the voices and experiences of Black dieticians and professionals, as well as removing barriers to their success within these fields, is one way we continue the push for increased representation and diversity.
The cure for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s may be hiding in the gut
Recent research suggests new treatment options for neurodegenerative diseases involving the gut microbiome Written by Burcin Ikiz, Ph.D. This piece was produced in collaboration with the NPR Scicommers.
Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Taxes – Sweet or Bitter?
Written by Ruyu Liu, MS, RD
