Preconference/Satellite

Planting the Seed: 100% Juice's Role in Health and Diet Quality from Toddler through Adolescence

6/10/2018
6:00 AM - 7:45 AM

Location: 302

Sponsored By: Juice Products Association

One hundred percent fruit juice plays an important role in helping Americans meet the recommended fruit group daily servings, particularly for toddlers and young children. According to consumption data, young children are the only group meeting the Dietary Guideline fruit recommendations due to a combination of both juice and whole fruit intake. How does 100% juice impact health? What are the long-term implications of 100% fruit juice consumption in children? What does the science say about 100% juice’s contribution to overweight and obesity, especially in children? Explore new and current research, uncover gaps in data and find out where research is headed in the future.

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Diane A. Welland, MS, RD

Juice Products Association
Washington, District of Columbia

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Robert Murray, MD

Professor
Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio

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Lynn L. Moore, DSc

Associate Professor
Boston University School of Medicine
Boston, Massachusetts

Dr. Lynn L. Moore is a nutritional epidemiologist and Associate Professor of Medicine at Boston University School of Medicine. She is also the Director of the Nutrition and Metabolism graduate programs (MS and PhD) at the School of Medicine. She received her doctoral degree in epidemiology in 1993 from the B.U. School of Public Health and completed her training in nutritional epidemiology at the Channing Laboratories at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Moore’s research for many years has focused on nutrition, obesity, and cardiometabolic disorders. She has published numerous studies related to diet, body fat, weight change and metabolically-related outcomes such as cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. She has worked extensively with many large epidemiologic data sets and clinical trials. Her most recent academic award, the 2017 Robert Dawson Evans Teaching Award at the Boston University School of Medicine, was given for her outstanding work as a teacher and mentor.

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