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More and more physicians are eager to make nutrition a central part of their practices, and PCRM is here to help you do that. First, we’ll get you up to speed with our simple and concise Continuing Medical Education. Then, we’ll help you explore nutrition’s role in everything from acne to varicose veins, through NutritionMD. And finally, we’ll give you everything you need to help your patients improve their diets: posters, books, simple handouts, DVDs, and even a curriculum that you, a colleague, or one of our instructors can use in group sessions right in your office. Browse through the options below. Your patients will love you for it. Contact PCRM >
NEW: The Physician’s Role in Nutrition-Related Disorders: From Bystander to Leader, by Physicians Committee president Neal Barnard, M.D., in the latest issue of the American Medical Association’s Virtual Mentor.
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CME


NutritionMD.org

Patient Materials
Vegetarian Starter Kit
Learn about the whys and hows of a healthier diet, the New Four Food Groups guidelines, practical tips for beginning a vegan diet, and delicious low-fat, no-cholesterol recipes. The Vegetarian Starter Kit is also available in Spanish: Guía de Iniciación una Dieta Vegetariana.
Waiting Room Materials
These materials are especially useful in health care professionals' offices and at conferences. PDFs of these materials are available on our downloadable publications and fact sheets page.
Books and DVDs

PCRM Marketplace
Books and DVDs to improve human health and promote alternatives to the use of animals in research and education.
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Nutrition Education Curriculum

PCRM’s nutrition education curriculum is designed for use in medical offices, worksites, and anywhere people will benefit from learning about the lifesaving effects of healthful eating. Contact a PCRM Food for Life instructor to help you teach the curriculum.
Nutrition Research
Breaking Medical News
If there’s a hot nutrition report in the journals tomorrow, we’ll let you know about it today. This free e-mail briefing, but will help you stay abreast of the latest news in nutrition, medical research, and preventive medicine.
PCRM Clinical Research Abstracts
PCRM's Washington Center for Clinical Research conducts research on the role of nutrition in health.
Physician Profile
Mother’s Cancer Inspires Nutrition Outreach: Elaine Rancatore, D.O.

After losing her mother to cancer, Elaine Rancatore, D.O., began educating everyone from high school students to senior citizens about the benefits of a healthful plant-based diet. Learn More About Dr. Rancatore >
Advocacy

Legislative Focus
Join PCRM's efforts to shape important public policy reforms in the areas of ethics and health.
PCRM Volunteer Opportunities for Health Care Professionals
There are a number of ways you can volunteer to help PCRM promote healthy nutrition and ethical research.
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