Nutritional Genomics in Clinical Practice Conference

Presented by Maryland University of Integrative Health in partnership with the Maryland Naturopathic Doctors Association (MNDA)

MUIH’s inaugural symposium will focus on Nutritional Genomics in Clinical Practice. This evolving field emphasizes the critical intersection of nutrition and genetic expression, and MUIH’s symposium will center specifically on translating nutrigenomics information for the clinician and clinical practice.

Attendees will learn the science behind the field and gain practical skills that can be applied in their practice to meet the growing patient and client demand for information. They will learn about resources, tests, and training that will enable practitioners to specialize in the field.

Speakers include Ruth DeBusk, Ahmed El-Sohemy, Kara Fitzgerald, Leah Hollon, Rob Kachko, Liz Lipski, Deanna Minich, Peter Bongiorno and more.

This symposium is suitable for clinical nutritionists, MDs, NDs, other clinicians, academics, and students with an interest in nutritional genomics. Space is limited to 100 participants. Symposium content is geared toward attendees with a working knowledge of nutrition and genetics. A genetics refresher is available in the Friday morning pre-symposium workshop. The symposium will take place over three days on our campus in Laurel, Maryland – halfway between Baltimore and Washington, DC.

The Networking/Exhibit area will be an high traffic area suitable for tabletop displays. This is an excellent opportunity to meet current and potential clients. 

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