Science-based regulatory and policy considerations in nutrition

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Scientific evidence is necessary for the development of effective and enforceable regulations and government policy. To use scientific information appropriately, a systematic approach is needed for review and evaluation of the evidence. Federal agencies in the United States have developed useful approaches for such a review and evaluation to develop nutrition labeling, including health claims, and for updating of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. The WHO is using a systematic evaluation process to update its recommendations on diet and health. Theresults of such reviews also highlight research needs to address relevant gaps in our knowledge.

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Schneeman, B. (2015). Science-based regulatory and policy considerations in nutrition. Advances in Nutrition, 6(3), 361S-367S. https://doi.org/10.3945/an.114.007013

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