Robert Davis

Everwell

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Health journalist, he’s the author of Coffee Is Good for You: From Vitamin C and Organic Foods to Low-Carb and Detox Diets, the Truth about Diet and Nutrition Claims and The Healthy Skeptic: Cutting through the Hype about Your Health; President and Editor-in-Chief of Everwell, which makes health video content

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Every five years, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee issues a report used to shape federal nutrition policy — including the $16 billion school lunch program.

America's Diet…and the Environment?

Every five years, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee issues a report used to shape federal nutrition policy — including the $16 billion school lunch program.

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