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Saroja Voruganti, PhD, Promoted to Professor of Nutrition

Saroja Voruganti, PhD, Promoted to Professor of Nutrition

UNC Nutrition Research Institute faculty member Saroja Voruganti, PhD, has been promoted to the rank of professor in the Department of Nutrition at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Nutrition Research Institute (NRI) Interim Director Deborah Tate, PhD,...

Alice Ammerman, DrPH, is Nourishing Communities with Good Bowls

Alice Ammerman, DrPH, is Nourishing Communities with Good Bowls

The NRI was delighted to host Alice Ammerman, DrPH, a renowned nutrition professor at the UNC Gillings School of Public Health and Director of the Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, as a guest speaker for our Appetite for Life series. Ammerman is the...

Moving Toward Health Equity Webinar

Moving Toward Health Equity Webinar

The Living Free Lab is hosting a webinar series: Moving Toward Health Equity FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC When: Friday, April 19 at Noon Identifying and Addressing Intersectional Weight Stigma in the Care of Patients with Eating Disorders Featuring: Erin Harrop, LCSIW,...

National Nutrition Month: Breaking Down the Science of Nutrition

National Nutrition Month: Breaking Down the Science of Nutrition

March is National Nutrition Month, but at the UNC Nutrition Research Institute we celebrate Nutrition daily. In our world-class research center, we’re working to discover why we are nutritionally so different from one another. To do this, we recruit great scientific...

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