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Non-Nutritive Sweeteners (NNNS) Systematic Review (2006)

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Non-Nutritive Sweeteners (NNNS) Systematic Review (2006)

Non-Nutritive Sweeteners Evidence Analysis Project
American Dietetic Association 

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Workgroup Members

  • Valerie Duffy, PhD, RD, Chair
  • Debbie Cicinelli-Timm, MSA, RD, CDE
  • Cindy Fitch, PhD, RD, LD
  • Joan Hill, RD, CDE, LDN
  • Josefine Wendel, MS, RD, LDN
  • Nancy Wooldridge, MS, RD, LD

Project Manager/Lead Analyst

  • Paula Ziegler, PhD, RD

 Financial Contributors
 

  • American Dietetic Association
  • The Coca-Cola Company
  • ADA Foundation

To view all contributors to the Non-Nutritive Sweetener Project, click here.