We work with journalists at all major outlets to answer nutrition questions with sound advice based on the latest evidence. Find out where we have been in the media lately.
Most recent coverage:
- Dietitian and BDA Spokesperson, Nichola Ludlam-Raine joined ITV Tonight to work with a couple who say they have gained weight under lockdown. ⠀
- The Mail on Sunday investigated some of those trying to cash in on the coronavirus pandemic with dietitians Marcela Fiuza and Alexia Dempsey.
- Dr Duane Mellor RD talked to The Times about alcohol and weight loss. (Subscription needed)
- Catherine Rabess RD talked all things vitamin B with Stylist.
Christmas Health: Your 12 Steps to Surviving the Party Season - Women's Health
How to stop eating red meat and stay healthy - The Times
New food portion size guide launched to help people understand how much to eat – The Independent
Hassle-free ways to improve your diet that you won’t even notice – Metro
Our spokespeople have appeared in TV and radio programmes on all major networks. They are regular features on shows like Food Unwrapped, Food Truth or Scare, Eat Well for Less, Ffit Cymru and the news. You can trust that the information and advice they provide is backed up by good evidence, which is good for your viewers and can prevent extra time spent editing.
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Priya Tew shares a quick, affordable, and delicious dahl recipe with the Eat Well for Less boys. |
Nichola Ludlam-Raine shares what we should be eating for healthier hair on BBC's Food Truth or Scare. |
Keep eating red and processed meat, scientisits say - Newsweek
Vegetarian and vegan diets linked to higher risk of stroke, new study finds - The Scotsman
New Diabetes UK Nutrition Guidance supports individual approach - MedScape
Paleo diet study links 'caveman' regime to heart disease biomarker - Newsweek