Category: Diseases & Conditions

Diseases and Conditions

American Dietetic Association Evidence Analysis Library®

Choose a link to a Disease or Condition evidence analysis project from the menu bar on the left.

Where can I find additional evidence analysis topics on the EAL?

To see if a topic is on the EAL^®, check the A-Z Index Tab or use the Search Feature - top right hand side of the page.

The following evidence analysis projects can be found in other sections (not Diseases & Conditions) on the EAL^®.

EAL Section: Nutrients

Dietary Fatty Acids evidence analysis project
Fiber evidence analysis project.
Nutrient Supplements evidence analysis project
Sodium evidence analysis project

EAL Section: Foods

Aspartame evidence analysis project
Non-nutritive sweeteners evidence analysis project
Nutritive and Non-nutritive sweeteners evidence analysis project
Vegetarian Nutrition evidence analysis project

EAL Section: Nutrition Care Process

Nutrition Assessment
- Energy Expenditure: Measurement vs. Estimation evidence analysis project
Nutrition Intervention
- Nutrition Counseling evidence analysis project
Screening and Referral System
- Nutrition Screening evidence analysis project
Outcomes Management System
- MNT Effectiveness evidence analysis project

The online Evidence Analysis Library is a free benefit to ADA members. Complete content is also available to EAL subscribers.

Subscribe (ADA offers annual [$400] and one-week trial [$14] subscriptions to individuals, as well as group subscriptions to organizations) to obtain access to all content of the ADA Evidence Analysis Library^®.

Non-ADA members and non-subscribers have limited or no access to most of the evidence analysis projects.

The Pediatric Overweight project, funded by the ADA Foundation, is accessible to everyone who registers and signs in. Just drill down to see the level of detail that you need.

What if I don’t see the topic I’m looking for?

To understand how topics are selected for the EAL^®, please read the Frequently Asked Questions in the Help tab. You may also let ADA know about your interest in seeing a particular topic on the ADA Evidence Analysis Library^®: Contact us to suggest a topic you would like to see added to the EAL^®.