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Dietitians of Canada provides leadership and supports its over 5000 members to promote health and well being through expertise in food and nutrition. We serve Canadians by maintaining high professional standards, advocating for sound public policy that promotes health, and providing trusted evidence-based nutrition information you can use.
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Dietitians of Canada says posting calories and nutrients on menus may help Canadians make healthier food choices07/28/2009Les di�t�tistes du Canada sont d�avis que l�affichage des calories et des nutriments sur les menus pourrait aider la population � faire des choix alimentaires plus sant� dans les restaurants07/28/2009Registered Dietitians � a cost effective investment in health for Canadians 07/21/2009

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