Nutrition and Chronic Disease

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SAR HS201 or SAR HS251. Cannot be taken for credit with SAR HS384. In this course, students will examine relationships between nutrition/diet and chronic disease in adults on a group and/or population-level. The roles of nutrients, foods, and dietary patterns in the promotion, prevention and treatment of several chronic diseases within groups and populations will be explored. Chronic disease states to be discussed include but are not limited to cardiovascular disease, stroke, cancer, obesity, diabetes, and osteoporosis→SAR HS 397→unlocks 1 courses

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