Abbott Nutrition Health Institute
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At Abbott Nutrition Health Institute (ANHI), we’re committed to improving lives through the power of nutrition, and we created this podcast series with that mission in mind. Join us as we speak with nutrition science experts around the world on the role nutrition can play in COVID-19, cancer, malnutrition, breastfeeding, dehydration, aging, exercise and more.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A practical nutrition show about healthcare access, clinical workflow, and patient safety.
The Power of Nutrition Podcast belongs on the Health & Fitness shelf for listeners who want nutrition tied to actual care, not just lifestyle advice.
You like your care-improvement advice with ramps, regulations, and stainless-steel specificity.
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Accessibility is framed as practical barriers and accommodation choices, not a slogan.
A first day at a clinic or hospital turns into a test of access fast: a taken parking spot, a blocked ramp, and a broken elevator can make an ordinary arrival feel much harder than it should.
A steady, clinically minded look at depression and anxiety that stays practical and grounded.
Depression and anxiety are treated here as common clinical realities rather than rare exceptions, beginning with the reminder that depression can affect anyone, at any age, and in any type of person. Dr.
A clear, practical guide to asking directly when suicide risk is on the table.
This episode treats suicide as a safety issue, not a vague wellness topic, and it keeps the language plain. It starts with a trigger warning and a data point about elevated suicide risk among nurses, then moves straight to the basics: ask whether the person is safe, whether they…
A clear pediatric look at how sleep, feeding, and growth can lock together.
This episode treats pediatric sleep and nutrition as part of the same problem, not two separate habits with separate fixes. It starts with a parent's long frustration over years of poor sleep, then traces the loop between overnight waking, feed-to-sleep patterns, low daytime…
Outpatient access starts long before the exam room.
This episode treats a routine outpatient visit as something much larger, and that is where it works best. It opens with one woman’s spinal embolism and then keeps returning to the practical stuff that usually gets brushed aside: parking, transportation, websites, kiosks, and…
A grounded look at disability advocacy taking shape inside nutrition and dietetics.
The episode traces a real origin story for disability advocacy in nutrition and dietetics. Dr. Susie Baxter and Elena Morales describe how a mentoring request in 2016 turned into joint work in January 2017, a poster at the Academy's annual Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo…
A clear case for treating accessible design as basic care, not polish.
Digital accessibility is treated here as part of care, not a nice-to-have. The opening cafe story does the heavy lifting: friendly service in person, then an app that fights the user with tiny type, weak contrast, endless scrolling, and too many taps before the final action.
A practical look at safer hospital milk prep workflows.
The episode treats hospital infant feeding as the operational job it is: one where contamination, prep mistakes, misadministration, and the day-to-day logistics of handling human milk and formula all sit close together.
Shawn Stevenson interviews researchers and coaches on nutrition, sleep, hormones, and fitness.
Supplement labels, decoded with conviction.
Practical health conversations for reducing overwhelm.
Ashley Bronston introduces a discussion about building a dedicated human milk and formula preparation room for hospitalized infants, with special attention to NICU care.
The conversation opens with a coffee shop app and a familiar mismatch.
The Power of Nutrition Podcast episode “Beyond the Ramp: Person-Centered Interventions for People with Disabilities in the Inpatient Setting” brings back Mara Bowen with registered dietitians Dr.
The episode starts with a personal story about a friend whose life changed in an instant after an embolism in her spine left her permanently without the use of her legs.
The Power of Nutrition Podcast episode “Beyond the Ramp” centers on Dr.
A parent’s sleepless child opens the conversation.
Host Mara Bowen is joined by Dr.
This episode discusses the high suicide rates among nurses and healthcare professionals, exploring causes like isolation and stress.
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