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Marietta College’s Dr. Jaclyn Tate, a Professor and Director of Athletic Training, has been honored with the prestigious Recreation & Wellness Outstanding Alu
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Marietta College’s Dr. Jaclyn Tate, a Professor and Director of Athletic Training, has been honored with the prestigious Recreation & Wellness Outstanding Alu
Marietta College’s Dr. Jaclyn Tate, a Professor and Director of Athletic Training, has been honored with the prestigious Recreation & Wellness Outstanding Alumni Award by the University of West Florida. This recognition serves as a testament to Dr. Tate's exemplary contributions to the field of athletic training and her unwavering commitment to student development.“It is an honor to be chosen for the award,” Tate said. “There are a lot of mentors and leaders who have received this award, and it is humbling to join them.”
Suboptimal diet is a leading cause of mortality and morbidity and the delivery of nutrition care through health systems is a key strategy to support population dietary improvements. Nutrition care refers to “any practice conducted by a health professional in an attempt to improve the nutrition behaviour and subsequent health outcomes of an individual” and has been shown to improve patient outcomes, often with reduced risk, side effects and costs when compared with pharmacological interventions. Medical doctors, in particular general practitioners (GPs), are well-placed to support nutrition...
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