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Questionable Review on Saturated Fats

Committee ignores last decade of research

Committee ignores last decade of research

Nutrition Coalition Posts

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Top US Scientists Urge Congress to Lift Caps on Sat Fats

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Bipartisan Group Asks Secretaries to Reconsider Blanket Cap on Sat Fats

Published October 9, 2020

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Letter from Leading Scientists to Congress

Published August 12, 2020

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Letter from Scientists to USDA-HHS Secretaries

Published February 20, 2020

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Former DGA Committee Members Say Sat-Fat Caps No Longer Science-based

Published June 24, 2020

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The Last Decade of Science on Saturated Fats (Which has been ignored by the 2020 Committee)

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One-sided Subcommittee Reviews Sat Fats

Published April 7, 2020

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DGA Advisory Committee’s Review on Sat Fats

Published June 1, 2020

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First-ever Birth-24 Month Dietary Guidelines: Deliberations and Complications
First-ever Birth-24 Month Dietary Guidelines: Deliberations and Complications

USDA-HHS are Issuing the First-Ever Guidelines for the Birth-24 months Population: Is This a Good Idea?

Meetings of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee
Meetings of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee

The Nutrition Coalition Is the Only Source of Independent, Professional Transcripts for These Meetings. See, also, our analysis.

Academies of Sciences: Guidelines Need Reform
Academies of Sciences: Guidelines Need Reform

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Conducts First-Ever Peer-Review of Guidelines and Concludes Reform is Needed “in Order for Guidelines to Be Credible”

Guidelines Fall Short of Best Scientific Practices
Guidelines Fall Short of Best Scientific Practices

Dietary Guidelines Fail to Meet Basic Standards for Reviews of the Science

USDA Has Not Adopted Most of Nat’l Academies Recommendations
USDA Has Not Adopted Most of Nat’l Academies Recommendations

See our scorecard on how USDA has responded (or not) to the recommendations by the National Academies of Sciences

Guidelines Exclude Majority of Americans
Guidelines Exclude Majority of Americans

Dietary Guidelines are “Only for Healthy Americans”...What About the Majority of us with Diet-related Diseases?

Guidelines Exclude Evidence
Guidelines Exclude Evidence

Dietary Guidelines Have Historically Excluded Vast Majority of Rigorous Evidence on Diet and Health

What is a "Rigorous Review Process?”
What is a "Rigorous Review Process?”

What did the National Academies mean when it told USDA to upgrade its reviews of the science?

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