The panel will aim to cover the below topics
Personal Experiences:
– Sharing stories of encountering nutrition misinformation in clinical practice.
– Patient experiences and challenges in navigating online nutrition information.
Identifying Misinformation:
– Characteristics of common nutrition myths and false claims circulating online.
– Importance of critical thinking and skepticism when consuming health-related content.
Evidence-Based Information:
– How to distinguish between qualified sources and misinformation.
– Resources and tools for the public to access reliable nutrition information.
Strategies for Tackling Misinformation:
Education and Advocacy:
-The role of healthcare professionals in educating patients and the general public.
– Importance of promoting scientific literacy in nutrition.
Community Engagement:
– Encouraging open discussions about nutrition topics within communities.
– Collaborating with social media platforms to flag and reduce misinformation.
Interactive Element:
– Opportunity for attendees to ask questions and share their own experiences related to nutrition misinformation.
Call to Action:
– Encourage healthcare professionals, students, and the public to join the discussion and contribute their insights.
– Promote registration details and emphasize the importance of addressing nutrition misinformation for better public health outcomes.
Future Implications:
– Discuss potential long-term strategies for improving nutrition literacy and combating misinformation in the digital age.
