Month: December 2021

Pilfer your pantry and make something out of nothing!

What you thought you knew (or didn’t) about open data and open access publishing.

How contactless, digital solutions went mainstream amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, or SIBO, is a condition caused by increased numbers of bacteria in the small intestine.

This staple has connected communities worldwide through celebrations and meal rituals for more than 800 years.

Tis the season to bake, and one of the easiest ways to participate is by whipping up a loaf of quick bread.

With colder weather settling in, it’s time for dishes that warm the heart and comfort the soul.

In its simplest form, a bench scraper is a wide rectangular piece of material with a handle along one edge and a straight or beveled edge on the other.

A layer of creamy cornmeal is topped with chickpeas, corn and hints of heat and smoke from spices and fire-roasted tomatoes.

A seasonal twist on comforting red curry is studded with vibrant and crisp vegetables, lean chicken breast and warm spices.

A nourishing vegan meal is made in one skillet for a quick weeknight supper.

Sweet and flavorful fruit is combined with couscous, pumpkin seeds and maple syrup for a quick and easy breakfast.

Couscous becomes a salad when mixed with colorful vegetables and tossed in a lemon thyme vinaigrette.

SideChef is a meal planning and grocery shopping app.

Described as a “Quick Start” guide for your mind, Unwinding by Sharecare is designed to help you manage stress and worry using scientific strategies.

Slumber is a sleep meditation and bedtime stories app that is suitable for people of all ages.

Medical Pocket Prep is a highly rated tool for studying for the RD exam.

The Pediatric Nutrition Guide puts the latest evidence-based guidance on childhood nutrition at your fingertips.