Are low-fat products really healthier for your family?
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Are low-fat products really healthier for your family?
Beth Wallace
Are low-fat products really healthier for your family? Many contain added sugar to make up for the flavor, so check the label to make sure you're getting a healthy, balanced product.
March is National Nutrition Month so all month long CHOP's trusted dietician Beth Wallace will be sharing her top tips for healthy eating.
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Stephen Aronoff, M.D., M.B.A.
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Christopher C. Chang, M.D., Ph.D
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Katherine K. Dahlsgaard, Ph.D.
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Gary A. Emmett, M.D.
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Nemours duPont Pediatrics/Bryn Mawr Hospital
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W. Douglas Tynan, Ph.D.
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