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In the News: Melanie D Hingle

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September 28, 2022
New UArizona Initiative To Help Communities Harness The Power of Food As Medicine
A new initiative at UArizona will work to reduce the burden of diet-sensitive disease in vulnerable Arizona communities using culinary medicine — an emerging field that blends the art of cooking with the science of medicine and nutrition.
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April 14, 2021
Food Insecurity Among UArizona Students Doubled During The Pandemic
March 30, 2020
WFH | Here's How To Stay On Top of Your Nutrition, Fitness And Mindfulness
Maintaining mental and physical health during a pandemic can seem very challenging, but is a very important step to take. Dr. Hingle gives a look into her pantry and shares her tips for keeping a healthy diet while staying at home.
December 3, 2018
UA Institutes Work To Build Data Literacy And Transdisciplinary Research
Highlighting the interdisciplinary approach of Data7 and UA-TRIPODS
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July 24, 2018
2020 Election, Health Care Disparities Among Topics To Be Explored By New Udall Center Fellows
The BIO5 Institute's Dr. Melanie Hingle will dedicate her time as a Udall Center Fellow to developing a model of diet-sensitive disease prevention for food insecure populations

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