space.template.Nutrition+news+or+noise

Summary of Topic Here

 * ====This description should be 200-400 words in length and should include a statement about why this is currently a "hot topic" in nutrition.====
 * ====This description may include widgets and links.====
 * ====This description should include references.====
 * ====Use (author, year of publication) for the in-text referencing style.====
 * ====Add all references used in this section to the reference list at the bottom of your page.====

Important Definitions Here

 * ====Definitions may include widgets.====
 * ====[|What is a wiget?]====

[|Wengreen; DASH diet may slow cognitive decline; Medpage Today]
Wengreen's critique about this nutrition news headline should appear here. This text should be 300-500 words in length and should include reference to at least 3 peer-reviewed original research papers. In-text citation of research papers should appear in the form of Author's last name, year of publication (Munger, 2010). Critiques may also include widgets.

Additional details about what this section should contain:

 * ====Each group member should post their individual nutrition headline and critique here.====
 * ====Critiques should be added as text to the page and not an embedded file.====
 * ====Each critique should be 300-500 words, include at least 3 references, and may include embedded widgets.====
 * ====Use (author, year of publication) for the in-text referencing style.====
 * ====This section will be rather lengthy, and should include as many Headlines and critiques as you have members in your group.====

Conclusion - collaborative summary of how the media has presented information on your topic.

 * ====These description should be 200-400 words in length and should summarize how well the media has represented your topic.====
 * ====This description may include widgets or links.====
 * ====This description may include references.====