M. degree requires on year of residency and completion of a master's-level thesis. M.H.S. degree requires 5 quarters of residency and completion of an internship. Financial assistance includes student loans, college work-study funds, scholarships, fellowships or a combination of these. L. J. Appel, M.D., M.P.H., Asst Prof, Medicine, School of Medicine. Prevention of cardiovascular disease through non-pharmacologic approaches.
Most studies involve manipulation of diet in the context of controlled clinical trials.
M. E. Bentley, Ph.D., Assoc Prof, International Health. Infant and young child feeding, maternal health, household management of diarrheal diseases, anthropological aspects of international nutrition, participatory research approaches to nutrition intervention. Interaction of infectious diseases and malnutrition, nutritional interventions in developing countries, micronutrient interventions. Y. Bronner, Sc.D., R.D., L.D., Asst Prof, Maternal and Child Health. Domestic maternal and child health nutrition programs.