Challenges of communicating scientific research
In this highlight from our roundtable, "The Future of Women's Health Research" the panelists discuss that challenges of communicating scientific research. Full roundtable can be viewed here.
Produced by Nutritional Outlook, this roundtable was created in association with Women In Nutraceuticals (WIN), a new nonprofit group spearheaded by global nutraceutical leaders whose mission is to build support for women in the nutraceuticals industry, to help increase the percentage of women holding leadership roles in the C-suite and across the dietary supplement supply chain, to increase funding for female-led businesses, and to increase women’s participation in nutraceuticals research.
As a founding media partner of WIN, Nutritional Outlook, a brand of MJH Life Sciences™, is spearheading online events and editorial coverage to further WIN’s mission of encouraging representation of women in the nutraceuticals industry and in nutrition research.
Enjoy the full roundtable discussion here.
Meet the panelists:
Dr. Jacqueline Jacques. Photo credit: Jessica Bodas Photography
Dr. Jacqueline Jacques, ND, FTOS is a Naturopathic Doctor with over 20 years of leadership experience in the medical nutrition and wellness industries as a founder, formulator, speaker, writer, executive, and trusted advisor. Jacqueline’s career is reflective of her cumulative experience in medicine and industry, and her consistent ability to bridge the gap between the two for the purpose of helping organizations succeed. Currently working as a top-tier industry consultant, Jacqueline’s unique cross-functional expertise allows her to help a diverse set of clients with their strategic growth. Most recently, she spent 9 years in leadership roles at Thorne HealthTech.
Dr. Yalda Shokooh
Dr. Yalda Shokooh, PharmD, PhD the Director of Science and Nutrition at NOW, has more than 20 years of experience in natural products. She did research on botanicals for two decades and published more than 100 peer-reviewed articles. She is a Pharm D as well as having a doctorate in Pharmacognosy. She had two fellowships in “Phytochemistry” and “Medicinal plants analysis”. Most recently, she was a full professor at Sonoran University of Health Sciences, where she did research on herbs and taught Pharmacology. She has been in leadership roles for the last 11 years and has a passion for natural products.
David Foreman
David Foreman, RPh is a pharmacist, author, speaker and media personality known internationally as, “The Herbal Pharmacist®”.His background in pharmacy and natural medicine put Foreman in an elite class of health experts. Foreman is highly sought for his abilities to connect the science world with sales and marketing. Foreman is a graduate of the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy, and author of hundreds of articles and dozens of books.He currently is a on the editorial advisory board for Nutritional Outlook and frequent speaker at most industry events such as; Vitafoods Europe, Vitafoods Asia, Supply Side West and Vitafoods Insights.
More bite-size highlights of our discussion can be viewed here:
Takeaways and lingering questions from the WHI
Applying the WHI model to nutraceuticals
Nutritional Outlook's Women in Nutraceuticals Roundtable: The Future of Women's Health Research
July 19th 2024Watch "The Future of Women's Health Research," a roundtable discussion presented by Nutritional Outlook in partnership with Women in Nutraceuticals. This roundtable is supplement to a recent article commissioned by WIN and published by Nutritional Outlook, titled “Taking Initiative: Can the WHI’s model help the nutraceutical industry answer questions the study didn’t even ask?”
