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Ardmore Institute of Health Announces Spring 2024 Grant Recipients
Ardmore Institute of Health announces its Spring 2024 grant recipients.
New Whole-Person Care & Lifestyle Medicine Initiative from the Primary Care Collaborative
The Primary Care Collaborative (PCC) has launched a new multi-year initiative on whole-person care and lifestyle medicine.
Emory Healthy Kitchen Collaborative Paper Features Full Plate Living
Paper published from Emory Healthy Kitchen grant features Full Plate Living.
AAFP Creates Lifestyle Medicine Resources on Youth Suicide Prevention, Diabetes Care, and Healthy Eating
A Sustainable Model For Obesity Interventions Among Low-Income Latinas
From Weekly Sessions To Support Groups To Self-Help Groups: A Sustainable Model For Obesity Interventions Among Low-Income Latinas.
Ardmore Institute of Health Announces Fall 2023 Grants
Ardmore Institute of Health is pleased to announce the recipients of its Fall 2023 grants. The Institute awarded $1,013,289.00 to 13 projects that will help improve the health and vitality of people to live more meaningful lives.
Ardmore Institute of Health Sponsors Teaching Kitchen Convening in Boston
Culinary medicine and teaching kitchen thought leaders gathered in Boston to discuss priorities and collaboration.
American Journal of Health Promotion Issue Features Four Lifestyle Medicine Articles
The August 2023 American Journal of Health Promotion Knowing Well, Being WelI issue features articles highlighting how employers are agents of healthcare change.
Ardmore Institute of Health Announces Spring 2023 Grants
Ardmore Institute of Health is pleased to announce the recipients of its Spring 2023 grants.
Lifestyle Medicine & Whole Health Grant Opportunities
Ardmore Institute of Health’s updated strategy focuses on Lifestyle Medicine and delivering Whole Health.
A New Teaching Kitchen in Revere Opens Doors to Healthier Eating
The MGH Revere Food Pantry recently celebrated opening a new teaching kitchen, which will provide hands-on culinary education to families and help knock down barriers to healthier eating.
Making Healing Fun: Emory Healthy Kitchen Collaborative for Patients
The following post, by Krystyna Rastorguieva, MPH, is provided by AIH grantee Emory Healthy Kitchen Collaborative. Read on for an update on their learnings.
UCF Medical Students Learn How to Use Food as Medicine Thanks to AIH Grant
University of Central Florida medical students are learning how to guide their patients to eat for better health.
Florida Lieutenant Governor and Surgeon General Join UCF Culinary Medicine Students to Learn Heart Healthy Recipes
UCF College of Medicine students worked alongside Hebni Nutrition Consultants, Inc. to help teach the Central Florida community how to make easy and nutritious, culturally conscious meals.
UC San Diego Health Offers Supervised Lifestyle and Integrative Medicine (SLIM) Weight Loss Program
Supervised weight loss program utilizing both Lifestyle and Integrative Medicine.
HERO Form22 Proceedings Available - How the Choices We Have Influence the Choices We Make: Diversity, Inclusion, and the Integration of Lifestyle Medicine and Population Health Promotion
Ardmore Institute of Health is proud to sponsor the HERO Forum22 Proceedings.
Read all about the presentations from incredible speakers and dive into the details of “Lifestyle Medicine, through their topic of: How the Choices We Have Influence the Choices We Make: Diversity, Inclusion, and the Integration of Lifestyle Medicine and Population Health Promotion.”
Plantrician University Offers Free Training on Root Causes of Chronic Lifestyle-related Diseases
Plantrician University offers free training on root causes of chronic lifestyle-related diseases. Funding provided in part by Ardmore Institute of Health.
Andrews University Opens Lifestyle Medicine Clinic & Training Center
Supported by Ardmore Institute of Health the Andrews University Lifestyle Medicine Clinic & Training Center opens with the aim to prevent and treat chronic diseases.
Study Associates Intake of Dairy Milk With Greater Risk of Prostate Cancer
Men with higher intakes of dairy foods, especially milk, face a significantly higher risk of prostate cancer compared to men with lower intakes, according to a new study conducted by researchers at Loma Linda University Health.
Teaching Gardens: Growing a Healthier Community
Five best practices used in Teaching Gardens sponsored by Ardmore Institute of Health and how to replicate them.