Nutrition and Non-Communicable Diseases Interest Group (NUT-DIG) Archive

2021-2022

Date

Speaker

Topic

04/13/22

Hyunju Kim

"Proteomics of the DASH Diet"

04/27/22

Lauren Bernard

Hiroo Kawarazaki

"Metabolomics of Dietary Intake of Protein"

"Association Between Plant-Based Diet and Frailty in Late-Life"

05/11/22

Lawrence Appel

"Design and Rationale of a Feeding Study of the DASH Diet and Sodium Reduction for People with Diabetes: The DASH4D Trial
2022-2023
DateSpeakerTopic
09/14/2022 Lightning Research Rounds
09/28/2022Casey Rebholz"Dietary Strategies for Kidney Disease Prevention and Metabolomic Biomarkers"
10/12/2022
  • Ana Luiza Curi-Hallal
  • Lauren Bernard
  • "Time Trends in Ultra-processed Food Consumption in Brazilian Adults - Results from a National Survey"
  • "ASN Poster Practice: Serum Metabolomic Markers of Protein and Incident Chronic Kidney Disease Risk"
10/26/2022Xinyi Shen"Association between Plant-based Dietary Indexes and Gut Microbiome in the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging"
11/09/2022 No Meeting
11/23/2022 No Meeting - Thanksgiving Break
12/14/2022Giulia Barbieri"Association of Reduced Rank Regression (RRR)-Based Dietary Patterns and Kidney Health Outcomes - Evidence from the Cooperative Health Research in South Tyrol (CHRIS) Study"
12/28/2022 No Meeting - Winter Break
01/11/2023 No Meeting - Winter Break
01/25/2023 No Meeting
02/08/23Deidra Crews“A Dietary Intervention Trial for Hypertensive Black Adults with Chronic Kidney Disease”
02/22/2023Val Sullivan"Ultra-Processed Foods and Kidney Disease Progression, Mortality, and Cardiovascular Disease Risk in the CRIC Study"
03/08/2023Lauren Bernard"Plant-Based Diets and Chronic Kidney Disease in the Jackson Heart Study"
03/22/2023 No Meeting - Spring Break
04/12/2023Julia Wolfson & Anna Claire Tucker"Associations Between Cooking Frequency and Ultra-Processed Food Consumption in U.S. Adults and Children”
04/26/2023Vanessa Oddo"Nutrition-Related Health Equity: Determinants and Policy Approaches"
05/10/2023Vanessa Garcia Larsen"Diet and Lung Function in High- and Low-Income Countries- Evidence From the Multi-National ECRHS, GA2LEN and BOLD Surveys"

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