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Dec 02, 2015

Industry-Friendly Education Curriculum is Funded By… Big Food

In not-at-all-surprising news, a food industry-funded elementary school curriculum focuses on physical activity and explicitly states "there are no good foods or bad foods." How convenient! Mother Jones has the Read More

Nov 18, 2015

How ndustry Lobbying Shapes the Dietary Guidelines

The November/December 2015 issue of Mother Jones has a well-researched and insightful article by Josh Harkinson that connects the dots between federal nutrition guidelines on dairy, evolving nutrition science, industry Read More

Nov 16, 2015

Coca-Cola’s Top Academic Recipients

Without a doubt, 2015 was the year where concerns and questions about the relationship between the soda industry and academia reached a fever pitch. There are many interesting tidbits in a recent Mother Jones article Read More

Nov 12, 2015

Statement of Concern from Joseph Gonzales, RDN

Today's statement of concern comes from Joseph Gonzales, RDN: "Last year, one of my best friends died unexpectedly as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning. He was my mentor and the person who inspired me to pursue a Read More

May 12, 2014

Mother Jones Article on McDonald’s at the California Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Conference

The annual California Dietetic Association conference, held every April, is catered by gold sponsor McDonald's. Today, Mother Jones senior editor Kiera Butler published a hard-hitting account of her visit to the Read More

Oct 28, 2013

Front Group: The American Council on Science and Health

For several months now, we've alerted you to food industry front groups like the International Food Information Council (IFIC) and the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI), both of which have fairly close ties to Read More

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