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BOARD MEETINGS DATES:

Sept 24, 2010  9:30 - 2 p.m.
       Osborne Bldg, Jackson
Dec 10, 2010 - 8:30 a.m.
       Conference Call
March, 2011 TBA
       Pending Spring mtg
April 15-17, 2011 TBA
      Retreat Planning 2011
May 20, 2011 - Officer Training

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SHELIA TRIGGS, MS, RD, LD
Executive Director
2342 Park Place
Gulfport, MS 39507
Telephone-228-297-8972
Fax-228-896-8516
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Weighty Issues

Welcome to Weighty Issues, the weight management section of the Mississippi Dietetic Association Web site. This section is designed to help consumers and health professionals learn more about weight management and the role of the registered dietitian in obesity prevention and management. Here you will find links to educational brochures that you may read on your own. Your registered dietitian or doctor may also use this information to discuss weight management issues with you.

The following articles were written by Kathy Warwick, registered dietitian. Kathy 's weekly articles appear in the Health Scene Section of The Clarion-Ledger.

100-Fad-Free	Childhood Obesity	Other Factors Responsible For Increased Weight
Alzheimers-Prevention	Colon Cancer	Recipe Modification
American Heart Month	Consumer Confusion	Reflux Disease
Anemia and Iron	Diabetes	Summertime Means Vacation Time
Anger and Flossing	Eating Out Guidelines	Telltale Signs of Diabetes
Antioxidants	Eat Your Vegetables	The Low Carb Confusion
Bariatric Surgery	FTC - Children Advertising	Thin Doesn't Equal Healthy
Body Mass Index	High Fructose Corn Syrup	Trans Fat
Breast Cancer	Holiday Beverage Calories	Type 1 or 2 Diabetes
British Consul General	Label Reading	Weightloss Drug
Caffeine	Late Night Eating - Changing Habits	Weightloss Plateaus
Calcium Supplements	New Years Resolutions
Cancer Prevention and Diet	Nutrition 101
Chef Bruno	Nutritious Fast Food

Resources for Your Health