Renowned pediatrician Dr. Kofi Essel will address how food can be used as a tool for medicine. Entitled “Food as Medicine in Pediatrics: A Necessary Responsibility,” attendees can expect to learn:
The importance of a family-centered approach
How food-based interventions, including medically tailored meals and produce prescriptions, can potentially prevent and manage chronic diseases and conditions
Overall, Dr. Essel will touch on empowering families to harness the transformative power of nutrition as a cornerstone of primary prevention and community-based pediatrics.
This event made possible by Assistant Professor Rupa Mahadevan, MD.
Presented by the Department of Orthopedic Surgery.
There is a cost to attend; fee schedule is outlined in Inside UTHealth Houston.
No cost to attend, registration required
Learning Objectives:
1. Translate evidence-based strategies for antimicrobial stewardship into clinical practice.
2. Recognize interdisciplinary opportunities for application of antimicrobial stewardship practices.
3. Distinguish institutional and national opportunities and challenges surrounding antimicrobial stewardship.
Department of Pediatrics contact: Associate Professor Michael Chang, MD.
The Pediatric Research Center (PRC) is eager to host these informative sessions to hear firsthand from some of the leading experts in our region. PRC Research Seminars are held the third Friday of each month, 12 to 1pm, open to all with no cost to attend.
This month we welcome:
Mary C. “Cindy” Farach-Carson, PhD
Associate Dean for Research, Director of Clinical and Translational Research
Professor, Diagnostic and Biomedical Sciences
UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry
Friday, October 18
12 to 1pm
MSB B.612
Hosted by Jacqueline Hecht, PhD
View the full PRC Seminar calendar for all dates and presenters. Contact Senior Administrative Coordinator Marvin W. Thomas, Jr. for more information.