Discover why evidence-based knowledge is critical in an era of fleeting diet trends and how to distinguish breakthrough discoveries from hype. In this critical webinar, learn about Duke University School of Medicine’s legacy as a world-class clinical and research institution and its mission to transform discoveries into improved human health.
This webinar serves as a critical resource for anyone seeking to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of nutrition science, where distinguishing "breakthrough discoveries from fleeting trends" is becoming increasingly complex, whether you are a healthcare professional looking to differentiate your practice with "food-first" strategies or a health-conscious individual aiming to optimize personal wellness. Navigate the complex world of nutrition science and learn to distinguish evidence-based breakthroughs from fleeting trends.
By attending, you will gain access to Duke's evidence-based frameworks, which are essential for mastering diverse topics, including gut microbiome health, chronic disease management, and the emerging field of GLP-1 therapeutics.
This session is invaluable whether you are a healthcare professional seeking to differentiate your practice with "food-first" strategies or a health-conscious individual aiming to optimize personal wellness. Discover how Duke University School of Medicine’s mission focuses on transforming research into tangible health improvements for everyone.
A live Q&A with the speakers will follow.
Agenda for the session
- The Science of Nutrition: Separating Facts from Trends
- Personalized Strategies for Healthy Living
- Developing Patient-Centric Approaches and Scaling Health-Focused Businesses
- Live Q&A Session
About Speakers
Dr. Richard Freishtat
Associate Dean for Executive Education, Duke Fuqua School of Business
Dr. Richard Freishtat leads all aspects of the Executive Education portfolio including strategy, business development, finance, curriculum, and program delivery focused on making a positive impact through the cutting-edge work of faculty. He has been a faculty member in Executive Education designing and delivering communications and leadership programs since 2013 to thousands of executives across the globe, from start-ups to Fortune 50 companies.
