At Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, there has been a long-standing nutritional lecture series coordinated by Kipp Ellsworth.

A recent webinar: Link to WebEx (password PmSU6JPt): Nutrition Support Colloquium featuring Dr. Parmi Suchdev: “The Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Nutritional Anemia” (30 minute lecture)

Dr. Parmi Suchdev affiliations:

• Associate Director, Emory Global Health Institute
  Director, Global Health Office of Pediatrics
  Professor of Global Health, Rollins School of Public Health
  Professor of Pediatrics, Emory University School of Medicine
• BRINDA: BIOMARKERS REFLECTING INFLAMMATION AND NUTRITIONAL DETERMINANTS OF ANEMIA

Here are a few of the slides:

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