Pablo Monsivais

University of Washington

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Assistant Professor at the University of Washington and researcher at its Center for Public Health Nutrition

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What used to be called the Food Pyramid was updated last year with a  recommended diet  that includes Potassium, dietary fiber, Vitamin D and Calcium.

The Cost of a Healthy Diet

What used to be called the Food Pyramid was updated last year with a recommended diet that includes Potassium, dietary fiber, Vitamin D and Calcium.

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