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1. Moro Eta Sapon Ase: a best-selling memoir in Assamese (2017). [It's been reprinted over 50,000 copies since its publication, making it one of the highest-selling books in the Assamese language.] 2. Dhuxorotat Xonghoto Shrawan: A collection of short stories in Assamese (2015).

Click HERE for PDF of program Click on a blue title to view a Webcast video of the lecture. October 6, 2020 Addressing Diversity in Dietetics: Promoting Allyship and Change within the Nutrition Profession Allison Shaffer, RD, LDN and Xiomara Hart, MBA Center for Nutrition, Boston Children’s Hospita...

All Affiliated Faculty and their Trainees working in the area of nutrition will be provided a personal Profile page and are encouraged to maintain updates. If you need to make updates to your profile once it has been created, please email melanie.connolly@childrens.harvard.edu a completed version of...

Click HERE for PDF of program Click on a blue title to view a Webcast video of the lecture October 5, 2021 Rapid Detection and Treatment of Malnutrition in an Inpatient Setting:A Quality Improvement Project Bridget Hron, MD, MMSc Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School Associate...

Each year the Division of Nutrition and the Boston Area Nutrition Obesity Research Center (NORC) select a "cutting edge" topic in nutritional research to present. Authorities on this topic from North America and elsewhere are invited to present. Representatives from the food industry, nutrition...

A graduate of Nankai University, Dr. Hong Chen completed her Ph.D. and postdoctoral training at the Yale University School of Medicine in the laboratory of Dr. Pietro De Camilli, where she discovered a family of endocytic adaptor proteins called epsins. Dr. Chen worked in the Cardiovascular Biology...