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THE CLINICIAN’S NUTRITION ROUNDUP


A CURATION OF LINKS CENTERED AROUND DIET, EXERCISE, AND THE OVERALL WELL-BEING
OF PHYSICIANS AND THEIR PATIENTS.

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Daily Multivitamin Improves Cognition in Older Adults, Says Large Study (MPR)
A 3-year trial involving more than 2,000 people with an average age of 73 found
that daily multivitamins, but not cocoa extract, were associated with improved
cognitive function.

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Our Perception of Obesity Needs an Overhaul (MedPage Today)
From this clinician’s first-hand account, we can see that treating obesity like
other chronic diseases will lead to better engagement, better information flow,
and quite possibly, better weight loss. Changing how we think about the disease
allows us to more effectively talk to and treat patients.

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 * Exercise, Diet, and Weight Management During Cancer Treatment: ASCO Guideline
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