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November / December
Food, Health, and Nutrition Website Links
The following collection of websites is provided as a service from the National Association of College and University Food Services (NACUFS) Nutrition Member Forum. Please be advised, however, that the information contained in these websites is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical, nutritional, fitness or other professional advice. Medical advice should be obtained from a licensed medical professional regarding individual conditions.
The links included in this resource collection do not constitute an endorsement or sponsorship of any of the information provided in these sites from NACUFS or the NACUFS Nutrition Member Forum. Although each site has been reviewed, due to the nature of the internet, it is not possible to follow every link on each of the sites to determine that all the information provided is up-to-date. Discretion is recommended when using any information found on the internet.
Subject headings are listed in alphabetical order. Following the list, and under each subject heading, you will see the written title of the website, followed by its URL and then a brief description of the site.