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Michelle Cardel

Gainesville
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#Obesity #nutrition & health inequities scientist & registered dietitian • #SciComm #DigitalHealth #Equity advocate • mom • 🇵🇷 • She/ella/Dr • Opinions own
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Effectiveness of a behavioral weight management intervention by race, ethnicity, income, and education: a meta-analysis

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By Lorraine Dean, Shadiya L. Moss, Gary Foster, Alexandra Lee, John W. Apolzan, Amy Gorin, Stanley Heshka, John M. Jakicic, David G. Marrero , Patrick O’Neil, Sherry Pagoto, Ana Palacios , Kelly Palmer, Renee J. Rogers, Deborah Tate, Stephanie Fitzpatrick, Michelle Cardel
| Nature
Abstract Racially and ethnically marginalized groups experience disproportionately high obesity rates, but are underrepresented in clinical trials of obesity treatments. Obesity treatments seem less effective for marginalized groups, but studies are characterized by small samples, clinic-based treatments, and little attention to socioeconomic position.
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Associations among pork intake, weight-loss, and diet quality outcomes in a commercial weight-management program

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By Ana Palacios , Grace R. Anderson, Beate Henschel, Alexandra Lee, Kelli M. Richardson, Chelsie Alexandra Parker, Stephanie Dickinson, Jing Kersey, David Allison, Gary Foster, Michelle Cardel
| Nature
Abstract Pork is a common source of high-quality protein. However, it is typically recommended in moderation due to its saturated fat content, especially as its role in weight management, weight-loss (WL) programs, and overall diet quality is not well understood. This study aimed to identify associations among pork intake, WL, and diet quality among adults with overweight or obesity participating in a weight management program (WMP).
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Continuing Education | Soy Health Insights | Soy Connection

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By James Hill, Holly Wyatt, Mark Messina, Michelle Cardel
| Soy Connection
The Soy Connection for Health Professionals The Soy Connection Newsletter | Spring 2025 - Vol 33, No 2 Beyond the Scale: GLP-1 Medications & Weight Maintenance Nutrition Strategies In This Issue: The spring issue of Soy Connection's health & nutrition newsletter highlights GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs), a groundbreaking obesity treatment that delivers double-digit weight loss percentages, while tackling the ongoing challenge of sustaining that weight loss for patients' and clients'...
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