Department: Health Sciences

Department: Health Sciences

DFP: “Allergy Awareness Club Comes to BU” – Joan Salge Blake Quoted

(12/11/18, The Daily Free Press) Expert Quote: “What is fabulous about Boston University is that we have this staff and dieticians in the Sargent Nutrition Center that work closely with the dining halls to make sure that people who have food allergies are given proper alternatives.” -Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake Read the article

Consumer Reports: “Holiday Foods Face-Off” – Joan Salge Blake Quoted

(12/9/18, Consumer Report) Expert Quote: “Though you may try to convince yourself any food that contains pumpkins or apples is a healthy choice, pie is still a special occasion dessert. Calories, carbohydrates, and fat are realities either way. Pumpkin pie, though, will have roughly 100 fewer calories per slice than apple pie, primarily because it […]

Meg Salvia, PhD, MS, RDN, CDCES, CEDRD-S

Honors and Awards Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics Diabetes Group Publications Award (2023) Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics BHN Research Excellence Award (2023) T.H. Chan Dept. of Biostatistics Certificate of Distinction in Teaching (2022) Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Maxine & Arlene Wilson scholarship (2022) Academy for Eating Disorders RSH scholarship (2021) STRIPED Eating Disorders […]

Professor Kathleen Morgan to Receive Evans Center Excellent Research Collaborator Award

The Evans Center for Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research selected Kathleen Morgan, PhD, as a 2018 recipient of the Evans Center IBR Excellent Research Collaborator Award. Morgan is a professor in the Department of Health Sciences, programs in Human Physiology. The Evans Center IBR Excellent Research Collaborator Awards are “given to individuals who have made special contributions to the efforts […]

Nine Tips for Avoiding the Freshman 15 – Joan Salge Blake Quoted

(10/11/17, BU Today) Expert Quote: “Research suggests that adolescents who don’t eat breakfast have an increased risk of becoming overweight or obese. If you skip this important meal, odds are you will be hungry later on in the morning and more likely to find yourself impulsively snacking on high-calorie food from a vending machine or […]

“Why Dietitians Need to Be Talking Trash” by Joan Salge Blake

(8/3/2018, RDLounge) Expert Quote: “Approximately 40% of all food in the United States goes uneaten and ends up as trash in our landfills. This is the equivalent of about 90 billion lbs of food rotting away and releasing methane, a greenhouse gas that’s 25 times more detrimental than carbon dioxide, into our environment.” – Clinical Associate […]