News News Item Type (field_article_itemtype) Apply Student Nutrition Association Raises Over 3k for Teen Feed Nonprofit Tuesday, May 8, 2018After seven years of Bastyr’s “Top Chef” competition, the Student Nutrition Read more » After 25 Years, Simkin Director Retires from Role Friday, April 20, 2018Simkin Center Director, Annie Kennedy, leaves position for other opportunities in the maternal-infant health field.Read more » Nutrition Alumna Becomes Spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Thursday, March 29, 2018CNN, Food Network and The Seattle Times have been busy quoting one of Bastyr's own on all things nutrition. Read more » Bastyr Hosts National Eating Disorder Awareness Week Events Friday, February 23, 2018Master of Science in Nutrition and Clinical Health Psychology students are teaming together for NEDA Week to bring educational, enlightening, and empowering messages on campus.Read more » MPH Students and Alumni Continue Advocacy at State Capital Monday, February 12, 2018Master of Public Health students joined health professionals from all over Washington state for Legislative Education Day in Olympia, Wash.Read more » Students Celebrate Black History Month by Looking Forward Thursday, February 8, 2018In addition to celebrating past accomplishments in black history, Bastyr student groups wish to pull the focus to the present and the future.Read more » Bastyr Alumnus Pioneers Integrative Treatment for Opioid Addiction Wednesday, January 3, 2018With this unique integrative approach, every patient seen at BlueDoor Therapeutics has enjoyed a minimum of 80% reduction in their opioid burden.Read more » A Closer Look at the 2017 Founders’ Day Awardees Tuesday, November 7, 2017The Founders' Awards Dinner commemorates our historical legacy, celebrates our accomplishments and the 2017 Mission and Founders award recipients.Read more » Rhode Island Signs Licensure for Naturopathic Medicine Monday, September 11, 2017Rhode Island is now one of 23 states to provide licensed natural medicine.Read more » Birth Culture in the Philippines Thursday, August 17, 2017Cheryl Chan, a professional doula in the Philippines, traveled all the way to Bastyr’s Simkin Center for her training. Learn about her journey to becoming a doula, birth culture, and what drew her to the Simkin Center.Read more » 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last » View all » Events Jun 23Bastyr University California's 2018 Commencement Exercises Jun 25Bastyr University's 2018 Commencement Exercises Jun 26Webinar: Master of Science in Nutrition Programs Health Tips The ABC's of IBS There are ways to help treat IBS using safe, natural products, and life-style intervention. Women's Heart Health There are many ways to monitor and change your individual risk of heart disease. 10 Benefits of Eating Local Food Purchasing food grown closer to your home will provide great health, economic and environmental benefits. Preventing Type 2 Diabetes Naturally With the number of Type 2 Diabetes patients quickly rising, it's time to start preventing this disease by changing dietary and exercise habits. Dr. Jennifer Pilon sheds some light on how to prevent this disease naturally. How to Lower Your Exposure to Pesticides Get help decreasing your pesticide exposure without going over budget with the Environmental Working Group's lists of the "Dirty Dozen" and the "Clean Fifteen."
