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ForwardAnalyzing and Interpreting Food Consumption Data
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Target Audience
Health professionals.
Objectives
- Understand the challenges associated with the analysis of dietary intake data
- Learn how to use the DRIs for dietary assessment
- Gain additional insights about the current controversy associated with vitamin D requirements and intake recommendations
Speaker
Alicia Carriquiry, PhD
Statistics, Iowa State University
Dr. Alicia Carriquiry has worked in the area of dietary assessment for over 20 years and has published extensively in top-tier journals in nutrition and nutrition epidemiology. She participated in the DRI process at the National Academy of Sciences that produced the recommended dietary intakes and has collaborated with researchers in government, academia and the private sector worldwide. In her presentation, Dr. Carriquiry will discuss the work of a group of researchers at Iowa State University in developing statistical tools to analyze food intake data that are used worldwide to answer questions of interest to health professionals.
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Available Credit
- 1.00 CE Contact Hour(s)