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EPISODE · May 13, 2024 · 33 MIN

Food EDU with Kevin Cody & Jackie Bertoldo

from Foodie Pharmacology Podcast · host Co-Conspiracy Entertainment

Food EDU is an exciting new educational initiative under development from the American Heart Association. This platform aims to unite various disciplines, geographies, and professions to advance our understanding of food, agriculture, and nutrition. It was inspired by the Periodic Table of Food Initiative (PTFI) to enable scientists to utilize new food composition data more effectively. Food EDU seeks to inspire and educate a new generation about the intersection of food science, sustainability, and health, using an open-access model to provide a global educational resource. Drs. Cody and Bertoldo share how the Food EDU initiative and the Good Food Fellows program support the broader mission of research and education on food, sustainable agriculture, and health.  This podcast is sponsored by The Periodic Table of Food Initiative in association with the American Heart Association. The views and opinions in this podcast are those of the presenters and represent the synthesis of science. For more information on the Periodic Table of Food Initiative, please visit https://foodperiodictable.org/ #food #education #health #PTFI #foodedu 

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