Emily Burch

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Dietitian & Academic, Southern Cross University

Emily Burch is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian and Lecturer at Southern Cross University. She holds a PhD in Type 2 Diabetes and her current research is dedicated to enhancing the quality of care people living with diabetes receive in both the Australian private and public health sectors. As the Course Coordinator for the Graduate Certificate in Diabetes Education and Management at Southern Cross University, Emily plays a pivotal role in shaping the education landscape in her field. Emily is a passionate science communicator who aims to amplify the impact of nutrition research through effective knowledge translation. With a commitment to providing research credibility and expertise, she actively works to bridge the gap between nutrition science and the practical implications for individual health.

Trying to spend less on food? Following the dietary guidelines might save you $160 a fortnight

A rise in the cost of living has led many households to look for ways to save money.

Trying to spend less on food? Following the dietary guidelines might save you $160 a fortnight

A rise in the cost of living has led many households to look for ways to save money.

By Emily Burch, Prof Lauren Ball

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Emily Burch

Dietitian & Academic, Southern Cross University

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Trying to spend less on food? Following the dietary guidelines might save you $160 a fortnight

A rise in the cost of living has led many households to look for ways to save money.

Trying to spend less on food? Following the dietary guidelines might save you $160 a fortnight

A rise in the cost of living has led many households to look for ways to save money.

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Trying to spend less on food? Following the dietary guidelines might save you $160 a fortnight

A rise in the cost of living has led many households to look for ways to save money.

Trying to spend less on food? Following the dietary guidelines might save you $160 a fortnight

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What does it mean when a facial red rash does not respond to topical steroids and gets worse with the treatment? Dermatologist Dr Philip Tong presents a series of cases with this scenario.