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Feed Me the Facts is dedicated to representation and inspiration for students and professionals of color pursing careers in nutrition and dietetics. Every episode brings expert insights, the latest trends and personal stories that inspire.
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What’s It Like to Work as a CPG Dietitian? Breaking Into Wellness & Supplements (opens the original)
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In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, Deanna sits down with Gaby Vaca-Flores, MS, RD, who previously worked as the Education and Scientific Affairs Manager at HUM Nutrition, to explore what it’s really like to build a career in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) and corporate wellness space. Gaby has been a dietitian since 2017 and began her career in clinical nutrition before realizing that traditional clinical practice wasn’t the right fit for her. She went on to work in Early Head Start and di
Medical Machismo: Men’s Health, Culture & Nutrition (opens the original)
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In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, Deanna sits down with Dr. Antonio Miranda—a proud Mexican-American, first-generation college graduate, registered dietitian, certified diabetes care and education specialist, researcher, educator, and author—to explore his groundbreaking work on “medical machismo” and health behaviors among Hispanic men and communities of color. Drawing from both research and lived experience, Antonio shares how culture, masculinity, poverty, religiosity, and generational ex
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