San Francisco Chronicle column
For my latest San Francisco Chronicle column, I borrowed a query from a reader of this blog demanding financial disclosure. This gave me the opportunity to discuss how sources of funding – especially from food companies – raise questions about whom to trust when it comes to nutrition advice. Thanks to all of you who commented on that original post. Most interesting.
The column appears in the Food and Wine section. Although the San Francisco Chronicle, like many newspapers, is ailing badly, this section has just been selected by the Association of Food Journalists to win its award for best section. I’m proud to be part of it.
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Next public appearance
Ithaca, NY: Cornell
Graduate Field of Nutrition seminar, 100 Savage Hall, 4:00 p.m. on “Food politics: has the food revolution reached Washington?” Free and open to the public.

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Speaking of funding, can you find out who funded the UC Davis research on salt? (Paper being published Wednesday, I believe — I received a press release.) No mention was made of funding, but I suspect the salt industry was involved.
@Cindy – I haven’t seen the paper but will look for it when it comes out. Where is it being published?
It’s being released online Thursday in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (CJASN).