What Doctors Tell New Moms About Eating Right After Birth
After having a baby, new mothers need good nutrition advice to recover and stay healthy. This study looked at how doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers …
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New Hospital Food System Keeps Patients Happy and Healthy
A brand-new hospital in Australia created a smart food service system to feed different types of patients better. The system let surgical patients order meals …
Read MoreWhy People with Celiac Disease Struggle More with Doctors
Researchers studied nearly 1,800 people with celiac disease and compared them to people without it. They found that people with celiac disease experience more …
Read MoreMany Hospital Patients Have Nutrition Problems Doctors Miss
Researchers checked the nutrition health of over 5,000 hospital patients across three Australian hospitals between 2016 and 2024. They found that more than one …
Read MoreMany Hospital Patients Get Unnecessary Nutrition Tubes
Researchers looked at how often hospitals use a special type of nutrition support called peripheral parenteral nutrition (PPN) – basically liquid nutrition …
Read MorePregnant Women in War-Torn Ethiopia Need Better Prenatal Care
Researchers studied prenatal care services in Tigray, Northern Ethiopia, a region affected by recent conflict. They surveyed over 2,300 mothers and checked 32 …
Read MoreWhat Nurses Think About Food and Meals for Dying Patients
Researchers asked nurses who care for dying patients about their views on food and mealtimes. This study looked at what these healthcare workers think is …
Read MoreHow Nutrition Research Gets Turned Into Real-World Practice
Researchers looked at how nutrition science gets translated from research papers into actual practice in hospitals and clinics. They reviewed 23 studies that …
Read MoreDoctors Need Better Tools to Help Couples Who Keep Losing Pregnancies
A new study found that doctors and nurses don't have enough support to help couples who experience repeated pregnancy losses. The research surveyed 175 …
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