Natalie Allen, faculty member in the dietetics program, and Shae Casey, dietetic intern, took part in Missouri State's first "Facebook Live" video. They shared recipes for three healthy snacks as hundreds of people participated and asked questions. You can watch the video here. … [Read more...] about Dietetics Program Goes Live on Facebook
Dr. Amanda Brodeur, MD, PhD, faculty member of Biomedical Sciences Department, attended the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics annual meeting in Seattle, WA April 1-6, 2019. Her abstract was selected for poster presentation and she presented the “Evaluation of Bone Biomarkers in the Characterization of the Skeletal Phenotype in Idua-W392X Knock-In Mice as a … [Read more...] about Genetics and Genomics…Say What?!
Every spring following graduation, the dietetics program takes a short-term study away program traveling to a country where the Mediterranean Diet is the norm. Titled “In Search of the Seven Species”, we search for the seven oldest foods in the world throughout Greece on the menus, in the markets, fields, art, architecture, culture, museums, etc. These foods are: wheat, barley, … [Read more...] about The Best Way to Learn the Mediterranean Diet! Go to Greece!
Missouri State University dietetic interns spent April 10 in Jefferson City at the Capitol advocating with dietitians from the Missouri Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. They spent the day speaking to legislators about the importance of state licensure for dietitians and increasing insurance coverage for nutrition services. … [Read more...] about Dietetic Interns and Legislative Day
Dr. Wang’s research group attended 26th Annual Cardiovascular Day Tuesday, February the 26th, 2019. Two graduate students gave a poster presentation. Spencer Thomas’s project is focused on the vascular inflammation, particularly the interaction between leukocytes and microvascular endothelial cells modulated by nucleotide P2Y2 receptor. He presented “P2Y₂R Receptor-dependent … [Read more...] about CMB Students Share Their Research