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Reinstate Teicholz on Food Policy Panel

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Tom Hougen
10 years ago

All sides need to be heard.

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Fred Hahn
10 years ago

Reinstate Ms. Teicholz ASAP!

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Gene Hayes
10 years ago

Wish I could vote more than once.

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Michael M Hirasuna
10 years ago

I wish there was a way to have an online discussion about how Nina is being treated, but this website does a poor job in sorting comments.

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Mark Nelson MD
10 years ago

We an open discussion with all viewpoints!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Bring Nina back! Science rules, not corporate interests!

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E James Greenwald MD
10 years ago

Excluding this brilliant lady and a national thought leader is a TRAVESTY !!!

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Matt
10 years ago

This is bound to show the panic in the food industry for being exposed to the rape of the human race to being overweight, diabetic, etc.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

What are the Consumer Federation of America afraid of - credible science?

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Ann Elving
10 years ago

Nina's voice is important to give indications of how to turn the obesity epidemic in the opposite direction!

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Gilbert F Cochran PhD
10 years ago

Her removal was a poor response to the childish objections from two of the panelists.

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roger wakefield
10 years ago

Taubes all over again.

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patrick moore
10 years ago

sign her back on panel

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Nina Techolz has an amazing knowledge of the nutrition literature - more than just about anyone I know whether in the field or outside. She is a walking encyclopedia. To disinvite her well-informed voice is not in the public's best interest.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Its time for real information

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Jim Keller
10 years ago

We need her

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Marsha Keller
10 years ago

It is time we base our health on fact. not fiction. Government needs to get out of health, the do not run anything well.

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Colleen Grove
10 years ago

An amazing investigative science journalist silenced. WHY? The world needs healthy debate on nutrition and food policies! Please re-instate Nina Teicholz!

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Diane Starbuck
10 years ago

When people become aware of the connection between food and health, our medical costs could be greatly reduced. Why doesn't our government want to promote health?

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Susan Herd
10 years ago

We need Nina's contribution to this panel. Why are they so afraid?