Endowed George G. Graham Lecture in Infant and Child Nutrition

Presented by the Middendorf Foundation

Professor George G. Graham, MD, founding director of the Human Nutrition Division in the Department of International Health, was a leading expert in child nutrition whose discoveries continue to guide infant and child feeding practices. Family and friends endowed the School's first chair in human nutrition in his name in 2005, and in 2008 the Middendorf Foundation provided the Department's first endowed lectureship, in Dr. Graham's name, to highlight child and maternal nutrition issues of public health importance.

The Fifth Annual George G. Graham Lectureship
Professor Andrew Prentice
Director, MRC International Nutrition Group
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
From Bench to Bush in Designing Nutrition Interventions: Avoiding Snakes and Climbing the Ladders
Watch the Lecture from April 14, 2011 

4^th Annual George G. Graham Lecture
Dr. Ricardo Uauy Nutrition and Linear Growth
INTA University of Chile and
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

3^rd Annual George G. Graham Lecture
Interactions of Nutrition and Infection
Presentations
Dr. Keith West: Welcome and Overview
Dr. Charles B. Stephensen: Effect of Malnutrition on Resistance to Infection
Dr. Claudio F. Lanata: Effects of Infection on Nutritional Status
Dr. Robert E. Black: The Way Forward on Nutrition-Infection Relationships 

Video of Third Annual Graham Lecture

Part 1 

Includes: Dean Klag; Dr. Keith West, Jr.; Dr. Charles B. Stephensen; Dr. Claudio F. Lanata 

Part 2 

Includes: Dr. Robert E. Black; Drs. Carl Taylor and Nevin Schimshaw

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