Artemis Simopoulos
Artemis Simopoulos
Artemis Simopoulos (pronounced: Ar-te-mis Si-mo-po-lus) is a prominent medical doctor and nutrition expert, known for her extensive research in the field of Omega-3 fatty acids and Mediterranean diets.
Etymology
The name Artemis is of Greek origin, derived from the Greek goddess of the hunt and wilderness. Simopoulos is also a Greek surname, often found among families originating from the Peloponnese region.
Career
Artemis Simopoulos is the founder and president of the Center for Genetics, Nutrition and Health, a non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C., which promotes health and well-being through genetic, nutritional, and environmental research. She has published numerous scientific articles and has contributed to the development of nutritional policies in the United States and internationally.
Contributions
Simopoulos is best known for her work on the importance of the balance of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids in the diet, and how this balance impacts health and disease. She has also extensively researched the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet, and has advocated for its adoption in modern dietary guidelines.
Related Terms
- Omega-3
- Omega-6
- Mediterranean diet
- Center for Genetics, Nutrition and Health
- Nutrition
- Greek mythology
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Artemis Simopoulos
- Wikipedia's article - Artemis Simopoulos
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