Sound Bites A Nutrition Podcast
Health & Fitness:Nutrition
Nutrition and obesity-related research are scientific topics which should be executed with the same degree of rigor, transparency, and truthful communication as in any other area of science.
However, this type of research may be weaker than it should be due to flaws in the types of questions asked, the design of studies, the execution of studies, the analysis of resulting data, the interpretation and communication of studies and results. This weakens the overall quality of the literature and may lead to heightened distrust of nutrition science, which has been shown to be more severe than for other domains of inquiry.
Tune into this episode to learn about:
· an overview of various aspects of research including selection of questions, design of studies, execution of studies, analysis of data, and interpretation and communication of findings
· the quality of existing obesity related research and challenges regarding this type of research in general
· examples of where research has gone wrong and suggestions for improvement
· what the evidence for obesity treatment and prevention shows and suggestions for prioritizing next steps, future research and treatments
· why evidence in the field of nutrition and obesity-related research seems to be more often distorted and distrusted
· specific steps to make obesity research more rigorous, probative, valuable, and more transparently and truthfully communicated
Full shownotes and resources at: https://soundbitesrd.com/240
196: The Disease of Obesity & Weight Bias in Healthcare – Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford
195: The Science & Shame of Infant Formula – Dr. Elieke Kearns
194: Micronutrients, Microgreens & Smart Gardens – Natalie Paterson
193: A Pediatrician’s Perspective on Food, Nutrition & Farming – Dr. Nicole Keller
192: Nutrition for Ballet Dancers: Challenges & Opportunities – Dr. Nasira Burkholder-Cooley
191: Smart Snacking for Heart Health - Patricia Bannan
190: Interval Weight Loss: Fighting the Biology to Regain Weight – Dr. Nick Fuller
189: Added Sugars & Sugar Substitutes: Weight, Glucose & Gut Health – Dr. John Sievenpiper & Hope Warshaw
188: Are We Eating Too Much Meat? – Dr. Shalene McNeill
187: The Best Foods for Brain Health – Dr. Mickey Rubin and Kitty Broihier
186: Supplements: Sleep, Stress & Immunity – Dr. Susan Hazels Mitmesser
185: Research Update: Peanuts & The Power of Prevention – Dr. Samara Sterling
184: Postbiotics & Immune Health – Dr. Justin Green & Keri Gans
183: The ‘Whole’ Story on ‘Refined’ Grains Research
182: Harnessing the Psychology of Food – Jack Bobo
181: Cultural Humility & Health Literacy – Lorena Drago
180: A Taste of Indian Culture & Vegetarian Cuisine – Vandana Sheth
179: "Make Every Bite Count" for Mom, Infant & Toddler - Erin Palinski-Wade
178: The Science & Culture of Obesity (Part 2) – Dr. Gabriel Smolarz
177: The Science & Culture of Obesity (Part 1) – Noël Theodosiou
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