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Elvira Isganaitis

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HMS instructors and Joslin doctors Elvira Isganaitis (left) and Florence Brown are co-authors of a JAMA op-ed urging the federal WIC program to cut out fruit juices. "When you’re drinking a cup of apple juice, you’re having a lot more calories than you would if you just ate a whole apple," Isganaitis said.

Nudging families away from fruit juice

Diabetes specialists push for change to WIC program

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DateJune 2, 2017