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Amy Schweitzer

Grand Island
As seen in: Oxford Academic, SAGE Publishing, Grand Island Independent, SurvivorNet, Multiple Sclerosis and Related Disorders
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Volume 1, Issue 1, January 2026

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By Mickeal N. Key, Amy Schweitzer, Ayswarya M.N
| Oxford Academic Verified
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Hybrid Delivery of a Heritage-Based Nutrition Education Program for Black Older Adults

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By Tia Jeffery, Amy Schweitzer, Lillie Monroe-Lord, Carolyn Miller
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract Background: The mortality rate for African Americans living in Washington DC is 2.5 times higher than that for Caucasians suffering from the same morbidity. To promote healthy and sustainable eating patterns associated with disease prevention, this project explores heritage models as change agents in the traditional notion of healthy diets. The purpose of this study is to evaluate participant affinity to a non-traditional nutrition intervention among seniors with African descent.
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SurvivorNetTV Presents: 'Don’t Be Nice' -- A Poetic Journey to Overcome Challenges in the Face of Diversity

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By Amy Schweitzer
| SurvivorNet Verified
SurvivorNetTV’s Don’t Be Nice takes us to a place where words can be beautiful, but even the ugliest words can empower us to fight against the challenges we face everyday. Those undergoing cancer treatment might find courage from watching this film, as a crew of 20-something competitive poets shine a spotlight on the difficult reality of racism and cultural bias in America.
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