32. Physiology Research and How Racism is Affecting Nutrition with Ashley Aguillard

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32. Physiology Research and How Racism is Affecting Nutrition with Ashley Aguillard

Beyond the Bench

23 minutes 10 seconds

4 years ago

32. Physiology Research and How Racism is Affecting Nutrition with Ashley Aguillard

What is it like to study cell biology and physiology, and how is racism affecting nutrition? Ashley Aguillard, a graduate student in the Lorenzo Lab at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Chair of Diversity for NutriBites, discusses nutrition, life as a graduate student, and the role of race in our healthcare system.

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