Mauricio Eberle Morales

ABSTRACT Background As dietitians actively engage in sectors beyond healthcare, practitioners are expected to uphold ethical standards that reflect both individual conduct and the profession’s social identity. The growing influence of digital technologies, sustainability challenges, and interdisciplinary collaboration further underscores the need to understand current standards of ethical practice. However, global dialog on dietetic ethics […]

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