How does the syllabus differ between clinical nutrition and food Science in BSc Nutrition and Dietetics?

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    Jaya Shukla | Contributor-Level 10

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    In the BSc Nutrition and Dietetics course, both clinical nutrition and food Science are key components. However, they differ in focus—while clinical nutrition is more health and patient-centric, food Science deals with food production, safety, and processing techniques.

    Here's a quick comparison:

    Aspect

    Clinical Nutrition

    Food Science

    Focus

    Diet therapy, disease-specific nutrition

    Food chemistry, preservation, processing

    Application

    Hospitals, clinics, therapeutic diets

    Food industry, product development, quality control

    Subjects Covered

    Human physiology, therapeutic nutrition

    Food microbiology, food technology, packaging

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