Maternal and Child Health Nutrition Faculty and Trainees Work Collaboratively with Community Partners to Assess Afterschool Nutrition Environments

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Promoting healthy eating behaviors should start at a young age and the Knox County Health Department is working to make that a priority. To read the full publication, click the link: https://t.co/YLXQX1I18m

04 Jan 2019

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A new publication describes how UT’s MCH Nutrition Leadership Education & Training Program faculty and trainees and Knox County Health Department staff work together to improve afterschool nutrition environments https://t.co/jMpxezu4Jm. #mch #mchnutri

04 Jan 2019

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RT @letsmoveTN: A new publication in the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Journal describes how UT's MCH Nutrition Leadership Education & Tr…

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A new publication in the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Journal describes how UT's MCH Nutrition Leadership Education & Training Program faculty and trainees and Knox County Health Department staff work to improve afterschool environments in Knox Coun

03 Jan 2019

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