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This article, co-authored by Ardmore Institute of Health President and CEO, Dr. Ron Stout, highlights the potential for improved community well-being through increased collaboration between Lifestyle Medicine practitioners and the Cooperative Extension System (CES).
Religion and Spirituality in Lifestyle Medicine was published in 2024 and co-authored by Ardmore Institute of Health President and CEO, Dr. Ron Stout. This CME, offered by ACLM, provides the article and one quiz for one CME credit.
With grant support from Ardmore Institute of Health, Open Source Wellness launched the Community As Medicine (CAM) Learning Collaborative in 2024 to scale and spread CAM across the United States.
With grant support from Ardmore Institute of Health, Food and Society at the Aspen Institute hosted a convening of a diverse group of experts, practitioners, and advocates to explore the critical intersection of nutrition and diabetes management.
This National Nutrition Month, support your patients by implementing Full Plate Living, a free, research-backed nutrition program, into your practice.
The University of Arizona has developed a peer-reviewed Culinary Medicine textbook designed for individuals and communities interested in advancing Whole Health through the implementation of food-based disease prevention programs.
With grant support from Ardmore Institute of Health, Food and Society at the Aspen Institute hosted a convening of a diverse group of experts, practitioners, and advocates to explore the critical intersection of nutrition and diabetes management.
This new study underscores the importance of comprehensive education on social determinants of health across all levels of medical training to ensure equitable care.
Full Plate Living, a research-backed nutrition program offered free of cost by Ardmore Institute of Health, makes healthy eating and living simple and achievable.
Ardmore Institute of Health is proud to support the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine to enhance their Integrative Medicine in Residency curriculum and improve physician training.
Ardmore Institute of Health is delighted to support this pivotal study, spearheaded by The Teaching Kitchen Collaborative, that proposes nutrition competencies for medical students and physician trainees.
Full Plate Living offers free nutrition resources to help people learn to live healthier lives. A new Facilitator Training is now available with instruction from experts on how to lead a successful in-person or virtual nutrition program in a clinical, work, or community setting.
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