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# MNT4P – Medical Nutrition Therapy for Prevention: Advancing Genetic Metabolic Nutrition

## Sitemaps
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## Posts
- [Fall 2026-Spring 2027 Online Learning Opportunities from Emory MNT4P Program’s electronic Genetic Nutrition Academy (eGNA)](https://mnt4p.org/fall-2026-spring-2027-online-learning-opportunities-from-emory-mnt4p-programs-electronic-genetic-nutrition-academy-egna/)
- [MNT4P at SERGG Conference 2026](https://mnt4p.org/mnt4p-at-sergg-conference-2026/): July 16-18, 2026
- [Empowering Women with PKU & MSUD: Emory’s 32nd Annual Metabolic Camp – June 2026](https://mnt4p.org/empowering-women-with-pku-msud-emorys-32nd-annual-metabolic-camp-june-2026/): The Annual Metabolic Camp at Emory University, developed by Rani H. Singh, PhD, RDN, LD, provides a supportive and educational environment for girls and women with PKU and MSUD. The camp emphasizes a holistic approach focused on nutrition, genetics, and overall well-being to reduce health risks, including adverse pregnancy outcomes. Each year, approximately 30–40 participants (ages 12 to adult) attend. The program is supported by grants, registration fees, and donations.
- [Emory’s MNT4P at GMDI 2026 – Driving Progress in Genetic Metabolic Nutrition](https://mnt4p.org/emorys-mnt4p-at-gmdi-2026-driving-progress-in-genetic-metabolic-nutrition/): For details on abstracts and posters, click here: https://mnt4p.org/resources/#research-publications
- [New Resource Available: Urea Cycle Disorder (UCD) Nutrition Management Guidelines](https://mnt4p.org/new-resource-available-urea-cycle-disorder-ucd-nutrition-management-guidelines/): Following the presentation of the UCD Nutrition Management Guidelines by Krista Viau, PhD, RD, Chair of the GMDI ad hoc Nutrition Guideline Workgroup, and Erin MacLeod, PhD, RD, LD, Co-Chair during the plenary session at GMDI 2026, the guidelines are now available. See below for details.
- [MNT4P at GMDI Conference 2026](https://mnt4p.org/mnt4p-at-gmdi-conference-2026/): See You at GMDI 2026: MNT4P Team Presenting April 22–25
- [Celebrating Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day – March 11, 2026](https://mnt4p.org/celebrating-registered-dietitian-nutritionist-day-march-11-2026/): Established in 2008 by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, the second Wednesday in March celebrates and recognizes the dedication of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDN).
- [Save the Date – 32nd Annual Metabolic Camp, June 8-13, 2026](https://mnt4p.org/save-the-date-32nd-annual-metabolic-camp-june-8-13-2026/): Join us at the Annual Metabolic Camp for a week of learning, connection, and empowerment. To learn more, visit our website: https://metcamp.net/
- [MNT4P Newsletter 2025](https://mnt4p.org/mnt4p-newsletter-2025/): Insights from the MNT4P Program and its impact.
- [Emory’s Impact On Genetic Metabolic Nutrition Therapy](https://mnt4p.org/emorys-impact-on-genetic-metabolic-nutrition-therapy/): Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Founding of Genetic Metabolic Dietitians International (GMDI) at Emory
- [Holiday Hours of Operation](https://mnt4p.org/holiday-hours-of-operation/): Emory University will be closed for the Christmas holiday on Wednesday, December 24 - Friday, December 25 and winter recess including New Year’s on Friday, December 26 – Thursday, January 1, 2026. 
- [Emory’s MNT4P Thanksgiving Hours of Operation](https://mnt4p.org/emorys-mnt4p-thanksgiving-hours-of-operation/): Happy Thanksgiving! Emory MNT4P office will be closed Thursday, November 27 - Friday, November 28 in observance of Thanksgiving Holiday. Offices reopen Monday, December 1, 2025.
- [Celebrating 20 Years of GMDI’s Founding at Emory – Oct. 24 2025](https://mnt4p.org/gdi-20th-anniversary-oct-24-2025/): Mark your calendars and join us to celebrate

## Pages
- [Thank You For Signing Up](https://mnt4p.org/thank-you-for-signing-up/): Thank you for signing up for our Newsletter!
- [For Providers](https://mnt4p.org/for-providers/): Your patient has an inherited metabolic disorder. We're here to support you both. Whether you're seeing your first patient with PKU, managing a complex case, or supporting a family through positive newborn screening, we're your clinical partners.
- [For Patients](https://mnt4p.org/for-patients/): Quick access to resources and clinical support for inherited metabolic disorders.
- [Donate Now](https://mnt4p.org/donate-now/)
- [News & Events](https://mnt4p.org/news-events/)
- [Resources](https://mnt4p.org/resources/): Medical Nutrition Resources & Guidelines
- [Clinical Community Services](https://mnt4p.org/clinical-community-services/): Our healthcare services deliver evidence-based genetic metabolic nutrition care that meets Georgia patients and families in their own communities.
- [Education & Training](https://mnt4p.org/education-training/): We equip health providers and registered dietitians with genetic metabolic nutrition programming, bridging the gap between research advances and family care.
- [Research & Innovation](https://mnt4p.org/research-innovation/): What do healthcare providers and families managing inherited metabolic disorders need most? We design medical nutrition studies that can answer those questions.
- [Contact](https://mnt4p.org/contact/): Connect with MNT4P for immediate support, program information, or partnership opportunities. Patient and provider contact information can be found in the sections further down this page.
- [About](https://mnt4p.org/about/): The Medical Nutrition Therapy for Prevention (MNT4P) Program was established in 2016 by the Singh Research Group in the Department of Human Genetics at Emory University. We address critical gaps in research, workforce training, and patient care in genetic metabolic nutrition through an integrated approach that serves both patients and professionals in the inherited metabolic disorders community.
- [Home](https://mnt4p.org/): The Medical Nutrition Therapy for Prevention (MNT4P) Program at Emory University bridges gaps in inherited metabolic disorder care, providing bench-to-bedside research, specialized training, and direct clinical care from newborn screening through lifelong management.