Dairy Nutrition Continuing Education
The online programs below present general information on nutrition and health, as well as the latest research findings regarding the role of milk products. All programs can be accessed free of charge and the detailed instructions are given in each section.
Protein for Bone Health: Evidence Update and Implications for Practice
Considering all the ways that protein supports health, this discussion will focus on its central role in building, protecting and maintaining our musculoskeletal health. Join us for a timely session that speaks to the needs of Canadians young and old, to gain new insights and build new skills for your practice.
Diet, CVD and mortality: State of the evidence
Ready to learn more about the latest scientific evidence on saturated fat and its association with CVD outcomes and mortality? Watch this webinar designed for health professionals.
Symposium 2019
The 2019 symposium shared insights and perspectives on sustainable diets; definitions and goals, the impact of animal agriculture on environmental sustainability, particularly in Canada, and the nutritional implications of plant-based or “flexitarian” diets. In this section, you can read the summary of the presentations or watch the webcast.
The environment and milk: get the facts
Ready to learn more about the current environmental footprint of milk production in Canada and the ways farmers have proactively reduced it? Watch this webinar designed for health professionals.
Symposium 2018
The 2018 symposium gave us the opportunity to learn more about nutrition and Gut Health, including recent scientific advances in this area. The event aimed to enhance our knowledge of important topics such as the gut microbiota, the FODMAP diet, lactose intolerance and more. In this section, you can read the summary of the presentations or watch the webcast.
The DASH diet: Current state of knowledge
From the prevalence of hypertension in Canada to the integration of the DASH diet in your practice, revisit key findings as well as recommendations from authorities such as Hypertension Canada with Sally Chiu, PhD, Research Scientist at Touro University California and Associate Staff Scientist, Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute. (Original webcast: September 27, 2018)
Lactose Intolerance: A Scientific Update and the Place of Milk Products
Ready to refresh your knowledge of lactose intolerance, dairy products and digestive health? Explore recent scientific research in this webinar presented by Dennis Savaiano, PhD, Professor of Nutrition Policy at Purdue University, Indianapolis. (Original webcast: November 16, 2017)
Saturated fat and cardiovascular disease: Then and now
In today’s world one can find studies, guidelines, and popular press articles both espousing the benefits of reduced saturated fat as a means of reducing cardiovascular disease, as well as advocating that saturated fat is unrelated to heart attack and stroke or in some cases even [...]
Symposium 2017
The 2017 symposium addressed women’s unique health challenges. Weight bias, the role of protein in aging, bone health and the nutritional needs of active women were amongst the topics discussed. In this section, you can read the summary of the presentations or watch the webcast.
Review of Canada's Food Guide - The Place of Milk Products
Explore the latest studies on dairy products and health in the context of future food policy consultations by watching this webinar presented by Maria Kalergis, PhD, RD, CDE and Annie Vézina, RD from Dairy Farmers of Canada. (Original webcast: July 12, 2017)
Bone Health: Dairy, Calcium and Beyond
Explore the role of dairy and dairy nutrients in bone health and learn more about the Gut-Bone Axis in this webinar presented by Kelsey Mangano, PhD, RD from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. (Original webcast: June 13, 2017)
Symposium 2016
The 2016 symposium addressed the different Dietary Patterns. Amongst the topics, cardiometabolic health and the DASH diet were discussed. In this section, you can read the summary of the presentations or watch the webcast.
