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UGA Extension Nutrition and Health Insights

  • Behavior change: what’s your wellness vision?

    Beth O’Shea Kindamo

    August 20, 2025

    Making lifestyle changes can be daunting. It’s easy to feel like our current position is far away from where we want to be. Whether you’re working on changes to your nutrition habits, physical activity, or other lifestyle changes like stress management, crafting a wellness vision statement is a helpful tool to guide you towards the…

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    Posted in: Chronic disease prevention and self management, Nutrition and health, UGA Extension
  • Introducing UGA Extension Nutrition and Health Insights

    Beth O’Shea Kindamo

    August 1, 2025
    Image of outdoor food drive with middle aged Black woman wearing a light blue tshirt serving a plate of food.

    Welcome to UGA Extension Nutrition and Health Insights, our new digital landing page for all things health and nutrition. This blog is maintained by University of Georgia Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) Extension faculty and staff with support from dietetic interns and graduate students in the Department of Nutritional Sciences. While the site is new,…

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    Posted in: Chronic disease prevention and self management, Nutrition and health, UGA Extension
  • Recipe corner: Oven baked potato latkes (potato pancakes)

    Beth O’Shea Kindamo

    December 19, 2024
    Potato pancakes arranged on a plate with mixed green salad

    Potato pancakes are a tasty low-fat snack or side dish that can be topped with applesauce or yogurt.

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    Posted in: Diabetes friendly recipes
  • Safety begins at home: Staying healthy can prevent falls

    Beth O’Shea Kindamo

    December 19, 2024

    Falls are the leading cause of injury and injury death for people 65 and older, but many falls can be prevented. Follow these four simple tips to make your home safer.

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    Posted in: Safety

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Written by Extension Nutrition and Health Specialists and other health professionals from the University of Georgia, this newsletter brings you timely information on diabetes self-management, nutritious recipes, and news about important diabetes-related research and guidelines.

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