NY Observer 7-12
Dietitians’ Campaign to Limit Nutrition Counseling by the American Dietetic Association raises concerns over monopolizing nutritional therapy practices.
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NY Observer 4-12
Learn about the truth behind commercially processed orange juice, how flavor packs are used, and why consumers have a right to know the whole story.
NY Observer feb-mar 12
Grapefruit Seed Extract, popular in cosmetics and ecofarming, faces scrutiny for synthetic additives. Caution advised due to potential contaminants and limited safety margins.
NY Observer Jan 12
Reflecting on the impact of health-related columns, the author delves into the legacies of individuals dedicated to alternative cancer treatments and AIDS activism.
NY Observer 12.11
New research suggests that diets high in certain flavonoid compounds may significantly lower a woman’s risk of developing ovarian cancer. Flavonoids are a large family of antioxidant compounds found in vegetables, fruits, beans, and tea.
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Recent research explores how phytochemicals in fruits and vegetables can benefit ovarian cancer prevention. Flavonoids like kaempferol and luteolin show protective effects.
NY Observer Nov 11
Proposed FDA regulations threaten dietary supplement users. FDA’s hostility towards natural substances like supplements raises concerns among health advocates.
NY Observer October 11
Spotlight on Maryann Napoli, Medical Reporter at the Center for Medical Consumers, discussing critical evaluations of new therapies and medical studies, including breast cancer treatments.
NY Observer-07-2011
Carrageenan, a food additive, is linked to cancer, immune suppression, and more. Found in various products, its extensive use raises health concerns.
NY Observer-06-2011
Studies show natural compounds may be effective in cancer treatment. Advocating for alternative therapies in health care to provide safer options.
NY Observer May 11
Updates on preclinical studies of natural anti-cancer agents highlight the need for increased federal funding for human trials. Advocacy for natural substances in cancer treatment is emphasized.
NY Observer-04-2011
Dr. Kellman explores hypothyroidism and endocrine disruptors affecting thyroid health in women. Environmental toxins and hormone imbalances are key factors in thyroid dysfunction.
NY Observer-00-2011
Researchers explore natural substances like berries, beet root, and curcumin for preventing and treating esophageal cancer, offering hope for improved therapeutic outcomes.
NY Observer Aug-Sep 11
Interview with Lorraine Johnson, CEO of CALDA, discussing PCORI’s role in Lyme disease treatment. Advocating for patient-centered care and research involvement.
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The article discusses the challenges in cancer research and legislation for pancreatic cancer, emphasizing the need for more funding and clinical trials.
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2026 Association of Natural Health Conference
Douglasville Conference Center Douglasville, GA, United States"From Practitioner to Leader: Clinical Excellence, Business Mastery & Sustainable Practice" Discover how clinical excellence, business mastery, and sustainable systems can help practitioners grow into confident leaders and build practices designed for long-term impact. Why Attend? Three days of learning, connection, and growth designed for every stage of your practice journey. Learn from Leading Voices Gain insights from top experts in natural health, holistic wellness, and functional medicine. Hands-On Learning Participate in in-depth workshops, real-world case studies, and interactive sessions you can apply immediately. Meaningful Networking Connect with like-minded professionals, students, and exhibitors who share your passion for natural health. Practical Tools & Approaches Explore new strategies and tools to elevate both your practice and your own health journey. Who Should Attend? This conference is built for a wide community of natural health professionals, educators, and advocates - wherever you are in your journey. Licensed & Clinical Practitioners Doctors, chiropractors, acupuncturists, naturopaths, and functional or integrative medicine practitioners looking to sharpen clinical skills and grow into stronger practice leaders. Allied Health Professionals Bio-feedback technicians and other allied practitioners seeking hands-on training and the latest tools in natural and holistic care. Educators & Students Natural health educators and students entering the […]
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Food as Medicine Global 2026
Virtual EventJoin health professionals, farmers, food producers, researchers, educators, nonprofit leaders, chefs, policymakers, community organizers, food advocates, public health practitioners, nutritionists, and other changemakers as we convene to share knowledge, build partnerships, and explore new possibilities for improving health, strengthening communities, and creating more equitable and sustainable food systems. This year’s program features inspiring speakers and practical examples of collaboration at the intersection of food, health, social justice, and planetary well-being. Together, we’ll explore innovative approaches to Food as Medicine, community-led initiatives, nutrition, public health, regenerative agriculture, and equitable access to healthy food. Whether you work in health care, agriculture, food production, education, research, policy, or community development, you will discover new ideas, meaningful connections, and practical strategies to advance healthier, more resilient communities. Virtual | Join from anywhere in the world Check out the Program: https://tinyurl.com/Food-as-Medicine-for-All
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The Midlife Women’s Health Summit: Evidence-Based Menopause Care in the Era of Longevity Medicine
The Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City 1250 S Hayes St, Arlington, VA, United StatesHybrid EventMenopause Care in the Longevity Era Longevity medicine is everywhere right now. Supplements, protocols, influencer clinics, patients walking in with questions about interventions their doctors have never heard of. What's missing from most of it is the evidence. The Midlife Women's Health Summit is three days on what the research actually says about menopause care when you add a longevity lens. What works, what doesn't, what's being oversold, and what to tell the patient sitting in front of you. Co-chaired by Lisa Larkin, MD, FACP, MSCP, IF, Jen Gunter, MD, FRCS(C), FACOG, DABPM, ABPMR, and Lauren Streicher, MD, FACOG, MSCP; three of the clearest voices in women's health on separating data from marketing.
$995 – $1299