SHIFTING MINDSETS: Views of seasoned experts on changes most needed now in global nutrition work

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26596/wn.202314360-74

Keywords:

ultra-processed foods, malnutrition, history of nutrition, nutrition leaders, solutions to global nutrition problems, global nutrition issues, The Nutrition Factor

Abstract

In preparation for a talk Alan Berg was asked to give at an American Society for Nutrition meeting honoring him and celebrating his 90th birthday, as well as the 50th anniversery of the publication of his book The Nutrition Factor, he asked 11 “nutrition engineers” (experts in public health nutrition, specializing in low-income settings) 3 questions. These are their responses.

Author Biography

  • Ted Greiner

    Ted Greiner earned a PhD in international nutrition at Cornell University in 1983 under Michael Latham. He then assisted the Ministry of Health in Yemen set up a nutrition unit until 1985 when he became nutrition advisor to the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, serving in that capacity until 2004. In 2001 he also became Associate Professor of International Child Health at Uppsala University. From 2004-8 he served as senior nutrition expert at the non-profit Program for Appropriate Technology in Health. From 2008-15 he was Professor of Nutrition at the highest ranked food and nutrition department in South Korea at Hanyang University in Seoul. He has since retired and lives in NE Brazil. He has served as the Editor-in-Chief of World Nutrition and a member of the World Public Health Nutrition Association Executive Committee since 2017.

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Published

2023-09-30

Issue

Vol. 14 No. 3 (2023)

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Commentaries

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