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Lisa Jones

Philadelphia
As seen in: Consultant360, Podcasts360, U.S. News and World Report, Medium, Cosmopolitan, Grist, Causes or Cures (Podcast)
Registered Dietitian, TEDx speaker, and author helping others connect and eat better together. #hungryforconnection All tweets and opinions are my own.
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Obesity Care in Men: Sustainable Strategies Beyond “Eat Less, Move More”

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By Lisa Jones, Move More”
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In this Nutrition411 podcast episode, host Lisa Jones, MA, RDN, LDN, FAND, leads a clinician-focused discussion on how dietitians and other health care professionals can improve obesity care for men by moving beyond common misconceptions and toward individualized, sustainable treatment strategies. Guests Wayne T. Ho, MD, and Vance L.
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Opportunities, Challenges, and the Future of Dietetics Practice, Pt. 4

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By Lisa Jones
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In this episode of Nutrition 411, host Lisa Jones, MA, RDN, LDN, FAND, is joined by Caroline Susie, RDN, LD, to explore the evolving future of dietetics practice. They discuss how emerging forces—including AI, GLP-1 therapies, and the rise of wellness influencers—are reshaping the profession.
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The RDN's Role in Cutting Through the Noise, Pt. 3

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By Lisa Jones
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In this episode of Nutrition 411, host Lisa Jones, MA, RDN, LDN, FAND, is joined by Caroline Susie, RDN, LD, to explore how dietitians can cut through widespread nutrition misinformation and conflicting messages. They discuss practical strategies for addressing pseudoscience, leveraging evidence-based resources, and confidently communicating with patients in an era shaped by social media, AI-driven content, and evolving dietary guidance.
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