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Melanie Hingle

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, Nutritional Sciences and Wellness | Professor, BIO5 Institute | Professor, Public Health | Professor, Innovations in Aging - GIDP | Associate Director, School of Nutritional Sciences and Wellness

Nutritional Sci Wellness - RES

Courses(5)

The Science of Fermentation - When Bad Food Turns Good
A Systems Approach to Obesity Prevention
Advanced Nutritional Science
Communicating Nutritional Sciences
Nutrition Interventions

Student Thesis/Dissertation(12)

Exploring the Role of Biological Feedback as a Behavior Change Technique through Continuous Glucose Monitoring
2024·doctoral
Food and Resources Expanded to Support Health and Type 2 Diabetes for Food Insecure Individuals
2022·doctoral
Relationship Between Diet Quality, Body Weight and Food Insecurity Among Low-Income Women at Risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Their Children
2021·masters
CHARACTERIZING FOOD INSECURITY IN LOW INCOME WOMEN AT RISK OF TYPE 2 DIABETES
2021·bachelors
DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAMS FOR RURAL YOUTH: A SCOPING REVIEW
2018·bachelors

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News(13)

'Feeding Your Genome' Conference Scheduled at UA
2017
Film 'Food Evolution' Explores the Debate Over GMOs
2017
As Pre-Diabetic Rates Rise, Collaborative Program Targets Youth
2016
UA App Designed to Help Women Quit Smoking
2015
UA, Community Leaders Shape World Via Ideas
2015

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