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Eat This AND That: Rethinking “Top Food” Lists

'Eat this, not that.' How about eat this AND that? Read here for more on the downside of overly simplistic messages about

November 4, 2015
Helpful Strategies for All/Research

What’s Your Favorite Food? Taste Likes, Dislikes, and Eating Disorders

What’s your favorite food? We commonly pose this question to kids, but ask a group of adults and the answers will

July 29, 2015
Families and Young Adults/Research

What’s for Dinner: Does your DNA decide?

Healthy kids are joining our ranks as research contributors to help us learn how genes might influence the way kids eat and

May 6, 2015
Helpful Strategies for All/Research/Treatment

Does How You Feel Affect What You Eat?

What is the relationship between the mood you’re in and the food you eat? That's what we are trying to learn more

December 3, 2014
Events and Advocacy/Research

Emotions and Eating Behavior: Updates from EDRS 2014

It’s common knowledge that we sometimes use food to soothe ourselves when we’re feeling bad, but it’s less clear why. Here's a

October 17, 2014
Families and Young Adults/Helpful Strategies for All

Back-to-School: Phys Ed 101 for College Athletes

Putting in the time and effort to figure out what will work best for you to maintain physical and psychological health as

August 25, 2014
Helpful Strategies for All

Successful in Weight Loss? How to Prevent the Weight Creep

Written by Carla Wolper, EdD, RD, CDN. Practical techniques on how overweight individuals can successfully lose weight and stave off the gradual

March 19, 2014
Research

Overweight? Thinking About a Fad Diet? Think Again.

Research associate and dietitian, Carla Wolper, EdD, RD, CDN, shares tips on how (and why) to develop a meal plan for the

March 17, 2014
Research

Is the Biggest Loser the Biggest Winner in the Long Run?

Our bodies are programmed to defend against starvation, so significant weight loss causes physiology to shift gears. In collaboration with the Lowe

March 4, 2014
Helpful Strategies for All

What the Olympics Can Teach Us about Going for Gold

Thank you to the 2014 Olympians for the reminder of important childhood lessons and for showing us all, by example, how to

February 18, 2014
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