About Carolyn
Carolyn Katzin
Certified Nutrition Specialist and Medical Nutrition Therapist with over twenty years of experience. Carolyn's graduate degree is in Nutritional Sciences from UCLA's School of Public Health. She continues her nutritional science education with certificate courses in nutrigenomics from University of California Davis and NuGO and annual attendance at the Future of Genomic Medicine presented by Scripp's Translational Science Institute and J.Craig Venter Institute
Certificate in Preventing Childhood Obesity: an Ecological Approach from Cornell University, Division of Nutritional Sciences, 2009
A member of the American Cancer Society California Division Board of Directors and Los Angeles Regional Council and representative of the Society for the California Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. Ms Katzin serves on the UCLA School of Public Health Dean's Advisory Board (Chair 1999-2005) and the Wellness Community West Los Angeles Medical and Scientific Advisory Board.
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DNA is in the news everyday"It's in our DNA" is a catch-all phrase and we are becoming more familiar with how DNA may describe who we are at the molecular level. We are still learning what this actually means on a personal level and one of the leaders in the field, J.Craig Venter has an excellent video on his website that explains how identifying the diploid genome is providing the "complete genomic consistution" of an individual and we are entering the era of personalized genomic health. http://www.jcvi.org/cms/nc/research/projects/huref/video/ Archon X-PrizeYou may also find it interesting to track the international teams involved in the Archon X-Prize contestants as they aim to provide rapid, accurate testing of whole diploid genomes. The DNA BlogPlease check out my blog to learn about latest in DNA and personalized nutrition and genomics by attending international conferences and completing online education programs http://www.thednadiet.com/blog The DNA On TwitterYou may also wish to follow Caolyn Catzin on Twitter. |