
doi: 10.3726/b18129
handle: 11454/79933
Digital technologies are important channels where information is produced and delivered to the recipient with the change in eating habits. In this channel, people access information about nutrition in a quick and often effortless way. Likewise, for experts in the field of nutrition, technologies make it easier and faster to reach the rele-vant people/masses. This book discusses the use of new media in nutritional science based on digital technologies. In addition to the related literature review, the authors conducted a study on the dieticians in Turkey. This research includes dietitians' use of new media for their profes-sion and their views on "online diet counseling" via media. © Peter Lang GmbHInternationaler Verlag der WissenschaftenBerlin 2021. All rights reserved.
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