News
Search All News
Top Stories
-
"As a current pediatrician and internist, I still use many of the nutritional concepts I learned [at the IHN] when taking care of kids and adults alike." Get to know Clement Lee.
-
Source:
NBC NewsBrain scans show patterns of shrinkage in regions involved in learning, memory and judgment. Experts hope losing weight could reverse some of the damage. Featuring quotes from Director Sabrina Diano.
-
Source:
Everyday HealthToo much of a sweet thing can lead to a host of health problems, starting with your gut. IHN MS Alumna and registered dietitian Alyssa Kwan is quoted in this Everyday Health article.
-
Source:
CUIMCOur brains work better when we eat healthier food. Scientists investigating this under-researched topic are starting to confirm what many of us suspected.
