American College of Nutrition’s Annual Conference

Personalized Nutrition 2018 – Translate the Science of NutriGenomics into Practice

Understanding Genomics with a Focus on Nutrigenomics

Sharon Hausman-Cohen, MD

Clinical Assessment & Genomic Validation

Jessica Pizano MS, CNS, DCN

Diet & Genomics

Christy Williamson MS, CNS, DCN

Panel Discussion

Genetic Testing for Personalized Nutrition: Ready for Prime Time?

Ahmed El-Sohemy, PhD

Omics Research in Precision & Personalized Medicine

Michael A. Schmidt, PhD

Research Brief: Consumers show greater improvements in dietary intakes and quality of life with nutrigenomic information to support change

Karen Davison, PhD, RD, CHES & Vanessa Araujo Almeida, RD

Nutritional Genetics: Translating the Science for Clinical Care

Christopher D’Adamo, PhD

Fireside Chat with Session I Speakers

Session II Overview

Jeffrey Bland, PhD, CNS, FACN

A Full Spectrum Approach to a Healthy Metabolism: A Review of Current Science and Creative Clinical Strategies

Deanna Minich, PhD, FACN, CNS, IFMCP

Metabolomics, Obesity & Nutrigenomics

José M Ordovás, PhD

Translating the Science of Nutrigenomics into Practice

Yael Joffe, PhD, RD, FACN

Genome Malleability: Significance for Human Health & Longevity

Christopher Mason, PhD

Nutrition, Genes, Longevity & Chronic Disease

Sebastian Brandhorst, PhD

Fireside Chat with Session II & III Speakers

Understanding Enteric Short Chain Fatty Acids: Implications in Neurodevelopmental & Neurodegenerative Disorders

Derrick MacFabe, MD, FACN

A Nutrigenomic Approach to Prevention & Reversal of Alzheimer’s & Cognitive Impairment

Sharon Hausman-Cohen, MD

Research Brief: Precision biochemical profile of Alzheimer’s Disease and APOE Genotype

Tyler Hammond

Food, Mood & Metabolism: Influences of Nutrigenomics in the Gut-Brain Axis

Simon Evans, PMP, PhD

The Role of Microbes, Genes & Metagenes in IBD

Robert Rountree, MD

Assessing the GI Microbiota with Next-Gen Molecular DNA Technology: Part of an Integrative Approach to Autoimmune Disease

David Brady, ND, CCN

Research Brief: Prebiotic Diet as a Potential Mechanism of Precision Medicine to Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease by Modulating Gut Microbiome in an APOE4 Mouse Model

Lucille Yanckello, BS

Fireside Chat with Session IV & V Speakers