New Publication November 2023:
Advancing nutrition science to
meet evolving global health needs
Poor and suboptimal nutrition is a global issue that affects a significant portion of the population, particularly preschool children, and women of reproductive age. This report from the CRN-I 2023 scientific symposium in Düsseldorf explores the role of nutrition in optimizing human health, including the importance of choline, NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) replenishment in neurodegenerative diseases, and the xanthophyll carotenoids.
This is the thirteenth CRN-International conference report. Previous conference reports were published in Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, and for the last eleven years in the European Journal of Nutrition.
Read more in CRN’s press release: CRN-International Announces New Publication Identifying Global Nutrient Gaps
June 2022: European Journal of Nutrition publication
Experts provide recommendations for improvement of current entitlement programs that will address accessibility and other social and environmental issues to support women properly throughout the lifecycle, following CRN-I’s 2021 webinar series.
The CRN-I mission
CRN-I’s mission is to provide science-based information to regulators, health care professionals and the media, particularly those outside the United States, supporting the safety and benefit of dietary ingredients and dietary/food supplements, and to promote sound nutrition and food safety policies well-grounded in science.