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  • Feeling stressed? Try Emma’s 8 ways to strengthen your workplace resilience

    Emma Coates, RDAugust 12, 2026

    Workplace stress: feeling overwhelmed, struggling to see progress or a way out – many of us have been there at some point. It’s a rough [...]

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  • Cultural foods and dietetics
    Cultural foods and dietetics

    Cultural foods and dietetics: why ‘healthy eating’ isn’t one size fits all

    Lynsey Richards, RDJune 9, 2026

    Studying to be a Registered Dietitian in the UK requires breadth and depth of knowledge around typical dietary intakes of the UK population. Recognising and [...]

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  • It’s never too late: thriving as a mature student

    Jess DobsonMay 19, 2026

    If you’ve moved past that fresh-out-of-school stage and are contemplating a degree but worried you’ve left it too late, I can relate. I remember feeling [...]

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  • Breakfast with Friends
    Breakfast with Friends

    Is breakfast the most important meal of the day?

    Madi Myers, ANutrMay 15, 2026

    For many of us, breakfast is a meal we eat on autopilot, yet it generates an extraordinary amount of debate. In the late 2010s, [...]

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  • Maintaining physical and mental well-being during assessment season
    Maintaining physical and mental well-being during assessment season

    Maintaining physical and mental well-being during assessment season

    Lynsey Richards, RDMay 11, 2026

    As a dietetic learner, you know the importance of a healthy diet and lifestyle. But when schedules become busy and stress levels start to rise, [...]

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  • Hormonal food cravings
    Hormonal food cravings

    Understanding food cravings during the menstrual cycle: how hormones affect appetite

    Serra Oguz, MSc StudentApril 24, 2026

    Sudden shifts in appetite are often caused by hormonal changes. [1,2] These fluctuations of hormones are a normal part of the menstrual cycle. They can [...]

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  • How to read nutrition research
    How to read nutrition research

    How to read nutrition research with confidence

    Lynsey Richards, RDApril 7, 2026

    As a dietetic learner, it can sometimes feel overwhelming or confusing when interpreting and appraising journal articles or research findings. Here are a few pointers [...]

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  • Fibremaxxing
    Fibremaxxing

    Fibremaxxing: helpful nudge or health trend taken too far?

    Madi Myers, ANutrApril 3, 2026

    Humans have a habit of taking well-intentioned ideas to extremes. From ‘sleepmaxxing’ to ‘looksmaxxing’, social media trends increasingly frame health behaviours as optimisation challenges [...]

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  • Calorie Counting
    Calorie Counting

    Are calories in or out?

    Madi Myers, ANutrMarch 15, 2026

    Calories are everywhere: on food labels, menus, fitness trackers and smartphones. They have become one of the most recognisable and influential concepts in modern nutrition. [...]

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  • Skills that every Registered Dietitian needs (not just nutrition knowledge!)
    Skills that every Registered Dietitian needs (not just nutrition knowledge!)

    Skills that every registered dietitian needs (not just nutrition knowledge!)

    Lynsey Richards, RDMarch 2, 2026

    Being a good dietitian involves far more than understanding the science of nutrition. As a dietetic learner, you will recognise the importance of accurate and [...]

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