中间到旧老年成年人每天吃至少三种全谷物根据新的研究，随着时间的推移，腰部大小，血压和血糖水平较小。根据新的研究。
为许多人，“生物统计学” doesn’t evoke much. But according to three biostatisticians at Tufts, it’s biology’s special sauce, operating behind the scenes to make breakthroughs possible.
在20世纪60年代，对饥饿的国家焦点对地址至关重要第二次世界大战后营养不良问题。在20世纪90年代，国家转向饥饿走向“粮食不安全”，以更好地捕获并解决食品访问和负担能力的挑战。
More than half the world’s population now live in cities, and continued global urbanization is amplifying complex challenges at the intersection of justice and sustainable development, said Julian Agyeman, a professor in the Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning, as he framed a recent Global Tufts Month panel conversation.
作为一部分the university’s response to COVID-19 in spring 2020, a group of students at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy wanted to offer support in the area of food security. They built a platform called the Friedman Food Systems COVID-19 Connector, which matched food systems organizations with students who could provide technical assistance.
A new study estimates 64% of adult COVID-19 hospitalizations in the U.S. may have been prevented if there were less obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and heart failure. The model suggests notable differences by age and race/ethnicity in COVID-19 hospitalizations related to these conditions.
要吃健康的成本是什么？
According to a landmark international report based on work led by William Masters and colleagues at the Friedman School, the answer is: too much for the poor, but less than what most of the world’s people already spend on food.
There’s plenty of talk of the COVID 20—meaning the extra weight that adults are putting on during the pandemic. But what about children? Even before the pandemic, the percentage of American children who have overweight or obesity—defined as body mass index (BMI) being in the 85th to 95th percentiles for children of the same age and sex—was startingly high, and early evidence is suggesting the pandemic may make matters even worse.
It all started off so normally. Remember when a photo of a large crowd wouldn’t cause you to bat an eyelash? As I’ve begun to look back at the last year of images, suddenly the mundane is eye-catching.
A group of actors simply gathered together for a group photo on set of Sense and Sensibility. Students stood shoulder-to-shoulder to watch as visiting artist Lina Puerta led a papermaking workshop at SMFA. The women’s basketball team packed Cousens Gym as they steamrolled their way to the NCAA Division III national tournament.
The big story this year was clearly the pandemic, which writers at Tufts Now have been busy covering, from our first story on Jan. 27, “Should We Be Worried About the Coronavirus Emerging from China?”—clearly, the answer was “yes”—to, almost 100 stories later, “Four Things Experts Have Learned from the Pandemic.”
人们很自然地想蜷缩起来读一本好书。再加上在这场大流行期间缺乏外出和四处活动的良好选择，你就有了进行认真阅读的完美条件。
Patty Reilly通过9 /11 attacks and the depths of the Great Recession in 2009. “I thought I’d seen it all, but this year has been the hardest,” said the associate dean of financial aid for the university’s undergraduate students. “There is huge unanticipated need, particularly among international and undocumented students for whom federal aid is not available.”