Affluence linked to health hazards says nutritionist
Famed nutritionist Dr. Aaron M. Altschul from Georgetown University warns that rising affluence may cause affluent malnutrition. He notes higher obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and tooth decay as diets shift to processed foods and fats. He suggests vegetable proteins like soy as safer alternatives.
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Joseph OL. Myler -Washington
UPI
Aaron M. Altschul
Georgetown University
Altschul
Schaefer
Altschill
Advantaged blacks study self determination in 1960s movement
Professor Ciarles L. Sanders of Abanta University and Hunter College discusses the rise of all black professional associations in the mid-1960s. He notes at least 22 national black groups formed to provide technical aid to black communities within the black liberation movement, shaping a distinct black professionalism and self reliance while grappling with funding and white involvement.
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By.c. Gerald Fraser
N.Y. Times News Service
New York
Ciarles- Li Sanders
Abanta University
Hunter College
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National Association of Black Social Workers
Sanders
Harlem Brownstone
Blanks
Association of Black Social Workers
National Association of Health Executives
Sandera
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