Academy Media Coverage
The Academy's Public Relations Team works with the news media to raise public awareness of the Academy, the important contributions of Academy members, scientific research published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the importance of healthful nutrition for everyone.
One of the Academy's most-effective outreach programs is its national network of media-savvy experts — your volunteer media spokespeople. In thousands of interviews per year, media-trained spokespeople serve as sources in news stories to promote the Academy and the science and research linking diet to good health.
Media Coverage
Below is a selection of recent media coverage from some of the country's top news and lifestyle publications highlighting the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Academy spokespeople and the dietetics profession:
These Food and Fitness Tips Can Help You Manage Your Type 2 Diabetes RiskMediaplanet - June 14
Julie Stefanski, spokesperson
How To Cook Healthier Collard Greens
Huffington Post – June 13
Cordialis Msora-Kasago and Kristen Gradney, spokespeople quoted
Sushi Health Risks: What You Need To Know
Medical Daily – June 13
Lauri Wright, spokesperson quoted
Students, Bored by Cafeteria Fair, Love Food Delivery Services; Schools Don’t
Daily Herald - June 10
Kristi King, spokesperson quoted
There’s No Such Thing As ‘Bad Food.’ Four Terms That Make Dietitians Cringe.
The Washington Post – June 5
Rahaf Al Bochi, spokesperson quoted
The Surprising Health Benefits of Milk
Oprah Magazine – June 5
Melissa Majumdar, spokesperson quoted
Yes, Coffee Is Pretty Healthy, but 25 Cups a Day Is Too Much
Healthline – June 5
Whitney Linsenmeyer, spokesperson quoted