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Nutrition broadcasting.

Abstract

The use of radio by the dietitians of the Whittington Hospital and their guest speakers to advise and educate hospital patients on varying aspects of human nutrition, reaching a much larger section of the local population than they could in their usual work, is described.

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K M Hyland. 1980. Nutrition broadcasting.. https://doi.org/10.3109/09637488009143419

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