If you have diabetes, then Thanksgiving may feel like a race to manage what you eat without spiking your blood sugar. However, there are ways to enjoy the bounty of the holiday without wreaking havoc on your body. Dr. Daniela Novotny, a registered dietitian and biomedical sciences senior instructor at Missouri State University, shares with U.S. News Health a few things that … [Read more...] about How to enjoy Thanksgiving meals when you have diabetes
For people who are on a strict budget, buying food can be challenging. Dr. Daniela Novotny, a registered dietitian and biomedical sciences senior instructor at Missouri State University, shares with U.S. News Money a few top food items to buy that are both hearty and healthy. … [Read more...] about What food items should you get on a tight budget?
About five years ago, Keri Dougless fell in love with CrossFit. As she went deeper into it, one section really captured her attention. Nutrition. It’s the study of nutrients in food and how the body uses them. “I started researching (nutrition) on my own and that’s when I came across the dietetics degree and learned it was actually a position you could … [Read more...] about Finding the right fit
Misinformation in the health care community can be deadly, especially amidst a global health crisis. One recent case of misinformation linked wearing disposable masks to harmful levels of carbon dioxide (C02) in pediatric participants. The article, published in the Journal of American Medical Association: Pediatrics edition, was retracted a week after its publication due to … [Read more...] about Turning resources into research
MSU Care is a free and charitable clinic that serves an underserved, unisured population within the community. Jaime Gnau, clinical dietician at MSU Care and also clinical instructor of MSU’s dietetics program, talks about her role at the clinic. “A lot of my work focuses around diabetes, weight management and developing a healthy relationship with food,” Gnau … [Read more...] about Partnerships built to improve quality of life