10 results for: Credibility

Seed Oils: A Case Study In Explaining Pseudoscience to Clients

As dietitians, we tend to have a sixth sense about whether a nutrition claim might be legitimate or not, which can be difficult to explain to clients. A current example would be the fuss surrounding “seed oils” (certain refined vegetable oils, including canola, corn, cottonseed, grapeseed, rice bran, safflower, soy, and sunflower), spurred by the American health secretary’s recent claims that they are harmful and the subsequent media (and social media) attention.

2025-08-14 – Trending Topic

Food and Nutrition Labelling Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding food and nutrition labelling.

2018-11-20 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Advocacy/Public Affairs Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding advocacy and public affairs.

2019-05-06 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Cancer - Prevention Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding cancer prevention.

  2022-04-18 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Research Methods in Dietetic Practice Background

Background information regarding research methods in dietetic practice.

  2022-01-28 – Background

Cancer Practice Guidance Toolkit

This toolkit provides an overview of the Cancer and Cancer-related Knowledge Pathways that includes key nutrition issues, nutrition assessment, monitoring and evaluation, nutrition diagnosis, nutrition intervention, client and professional resources.

2023-11-21 – Practice Guidance Toolkit