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Recent Publications

The Nourish Program: An innovative model for cooking, gardening and clinical care skill enhancement for dietetics students.

McWhorter, J. W., Raber, M., Sharma, S. V., Moore, L. S., & Hoelscher, D. M. (2019). Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 119(2), 199–203.

The Nourish Program: An innovative model for cooking, gardening and clinical care skill enhancement for dietetics students

McWhorter, J. W., Raber, M., Sharma, S. V., Moore, L. S., & Hoelscher, D. M. (2019). Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 119(2), 199–203.

Recent News

Most Beautiful Cookbook Ever Gives a Healthy Houston Author Some Bragging Rights

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As an MEd, RD, LD, director and creator of the Nourish program at UTHealth School of Public Health-Houston, Moore has been providing students, health care professionals and others with critical culinary skills and knowledge about how good food works and sustains healthier lives since 2012.

Food for thought: Medical schools lack adequate nutrition education

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A new study shows that medical students lack the knowledge, skills and confidence to counsel patients on nutrition.

What happens to your body if you don't eat certain fruits!

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Do you ever wonder what might be the best gift we have from mother nature? Well for me it’s FRUITS.

Helping patients win the fight against obesity

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As an increasing number of Americans face health consequences from being severely overweight, medical schools are doing more to teach students how to prevent and treat the disease.

What You Must Know About Gluten

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A few years ago, the term "gluten free" was mostly associated with wheat allergy and celiac disease. Those afflicted with either condition who adopted a gluten-free diet often reported a resurgence of health and well-being.

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