Tay-Sachs disease, Alzheimer's disease and the cholinergic hypothesis. Tucker L. PMID: 3798280 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Publication Types: Letter; MeSH Terms. Acetylcholine/metabolism* Alzheimer Disease/metabolism* Animals; Pyridines/pharmacology* Pyrithioxin/pharmacology* Rats; Tay-Sachs Disease/metabolism* Substances. Pyridines; Pyrithioxin; Acetylcholine
The answer is dietitians and nutritionists! A dietitian or nutritionist's job is to supervise the planning and preparation of meals to ensure that peopleâlike students, patients, and athletesâare getting the right foods to make them as healthy and as strong as possible.
This type of work requires good communication skills, as a public health nutritionist will have to deal with diverse individuals, and someone who wants to become a public health nutritionist may find that it helps to have an interest in food, food policy, and other nutrition topics. public health nutritionist can also work in an office, providing policy recommendations and developing public health initiatives, or he or she can work in the academic community, training future nutritionists and public health professionals.