Spring 2021 Newsletter
March 22, 2021
New Dietary Guidelines Aim To Make Every Bite Count Agriculture and Greenhouse Gas Emissions What is Agave Syrup? Seven Common Cooking Oils: Health Benefits and How to Use Them What…
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Spring 2020 Food Insight Newsletter
March 26, 2020
Coronavirus: Healthy Habits During a Pandemic The Dirty Dozen 2020: Remembering Our Safety Seven Fast Take: Is a Sucralose and Carb Combo a Cause for Concern? Plant-based Meat Alternatives: Are…
April 2018 Food Insight Newsletter
April 27, 2018
In this month’s issue: Low-Income Americans Over 50 Face Unique Health and Nutrition Hurdles Go Further with Food: 3 New Nutrition Facts 4 Ways to Subtract Added Sugars from your…
Editor’s Note: April Activity
April 18, 2016
It’s April, and here in Washington, D.C., that means schizophrenic weather. One day it’s wool coats and sweaters; the next, you’re tempted to wear a tank top and shorts to…
Why You Should Check Food Labels for Potential Allergens
March 4, 2016
I recently read an article about a young man who suffered a deadly reaction by merely eating something he was used to eating, even though it came with a warning.…
Super Confused About Super Foods? An Educated Consumer Is a Healthy Consumer
March 4, 2016
Unless you’ve been living in a cave, you’ve probably been bombarded with news about “superfoods.” But you’ve probably also wondered which foods are “super” are and what makes them that…
Citrus: Great Fruits for Heart Health
March 4, 2016
February is American Heart Month. It’s also National Grapefruit Month in the U.S. This confluence wasn’t lost on us, and it got us thinking: What role does citrus play in…
Weeding Through the Facts on Herbicide Resistance: An Expert Q&A
November 4, 2015
For as long as farmers have been farming, crops have faced considerable damage from diseases, insects, and weeds. To combat these problems, producers use a range of crop protection products…
Rainy Day in Nashville Fails to Dampen RDs’ Spirits
November 4, 2015
by Connie Diekman, M.Ed., RD, CSSD, LD, FADA, FAND For most people a cold, rainy day means it is a good time to stay inside. But recently, I joined a…
Recent Blog Posts, October 2015
November 4, 2015
The most recent Food Insight blog posts address a variety of food, health, food safety, and nutrition communication topics. Be sure to check our blog regularly for the latest posts on timely issues! Here…