Profile
Degrees:
Biochemistry: B.S. University
of Wisconsin-Madison
Nutrition: M.S. University of California-Davis
Nutrition: Ph.D. Univ of California-Davis
Minor- Physiochemistry
Research Interests:
Breastfeeding support, early infant feeding, environmental influences
(especially) family on health behaviors of children.
Courses:
Graduate Advising: Human
Nutrition Publications:
Papers:
Olson BH, Schneeman BO and RA Freedland. The Effect of Pyruvate or
Dihydroxyacetone on Parenterally-lnduced Liver Lipid Acumulation in the Rat. Proc Soc Expt
Biol, 196:102-105, 1991.
Schaller DR and BH Olson. A Food Industry Perspective on Folic Acid Fortification. J Nutr
126: 761S-764S, 1996.
Olson BH, Anderson SM, Becker MP, et al. Psyllium-Enriched Cereals Lower Plasma Total and
LDL-Cholesterol, but Not HDL-Cholesterol, in Hypercholesterolemic Adults: Results of a
Meta-Analysis. J. Nutr. 127:1973-1980. 1997.
Davidson MD, Olson BH, et al. Long-Term Influence of Psyllium-Enriched Foods on Serum
Lipids Among Subjects with Hypercholesterolemia Consuming a Low-fat Diet. Am. J. Clin.
Nutr. 67:367-376. 1998.
Olson B and BO Schneeman. Alimentary Lipemia is enhanced in Fiber-Fed Rats, J. Nutr.
128:1031-1036. 1998.
Bourdon 1, Olson BH, Davis PA and BO Schneeman. The Effect of Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris)
on Postprandial Lipemia in Young Adult Men. J. Nutr 131:1485-1490. 2001.
Kris-Etherton PM, Taylor DS, Smiciklas-Wright H, Mitchell DC, Bekhuis TC, Olson BH, Slonim
AB. High Soluble-Fiber Food in Conjunction with a Telephone-Based, Personalized Behavior
Change Support Service Result in Favorable Changes in Lipids and Lifestyles after 7 weeks.
JADA 102:503-10, 2002.
Olson BH, Keast DR, Morris DH and WO Song. Effectiveness and Safety of Folic Acid
Fortification. Nutr Today 39(4):169-175, 2004.
Abstracts:
Schoemer S*, Reckase M, OlsonB. Role of parental influence on barriers to calcium intake
in preadolescents, specific fo fortified foods and supplement use. Society of Nutrition
Education 2005. *MS advisee
Olson BH, Silver B. Attitudes of Michigan Adults Towards Overweight as a Public Health
Problem, 2004. Experimental Biology 2004. (Abstract #5866)
Olson BH, Hammerschmidt, B. Attitudes of Michigan Adults to Health Behaviors, Including
Food Choices. Society Of Nutrition Education, presented July 27, 2003
Olson B, B Silver, P Hammerschmidt. Attitudes of Michigan Adults to Overweight and Obesity
as a Public Health Problem. experimental Biology 2003. (Abstract # 3538).
BH Olson, DR Keast WO Song, DM Morris. Folate Intakes of Women Aged 19-50 Yrs After Folic
Acid Fortification of the Food Supply. American Dietetic Association Meeting, Denver, CO,
October 17, 2000.
DR Keast, Song WO, BH Olson. Folate Intakes of US Adults after Folic Acid Fortification of
Cereal Grains CSFll, 1994-96. The FASEB J, 2000 (Abstract #161.6)
Olson BH and DR Keast, Intakes and Food Sources of Dietary Fiber in Children. The FASEB J,
11:A187,1997. (Abstract # 1083)
Keast DR, Cook AJ and BH Olson, Folate Intakes of Women of Childbearing Years Pre- and
Post-Folic Acid Enrichment of the Food Supply. The FASEB J, 11:A400, 1997. (Abstract #
2316)
Olson BH, Keast DR and LG Saldanha. The Contributionof Ready-to-Eat. Breakfast Cereal to
Folate and Vitamin B-12 Intakes in Women of Childbearing Years. The FASEB J, 9:A185, 1995.
(Abstract #1077)
Olson BH, Becker M and SM Anderson. Efficacy of Psyllium-Supplemented Cereals in Reducing
Blood Cholestrol in Hypercholesterolemic Individuals: A Meta Analysis. The FASEB J,
9:A739, 1995. (Abstract #4287)
Olson BH and BO Schneeman. Postprandial Response of Rats Fed a Meal Containing Oat Bran or
Cellulose and Infused with Triton WR-1339. The FASEB J, 6:A1662, 1992. (Abstract #4023)
Olson BH and BO Schneeman. Postprandial Response of Rats Fed a Meal Contaning Either Oat
Bran or Cellulose. The FASEB J, 5:A1268, 1991. (Abstract # 5313)
Olson BH, Schneeman BO and RA Freedland. The Effect of Pyruvate or Dihydroxyacetone on
Parenterally-Induced Fatty Liver in the Rat. The FASEB J, 3:A1248, 1989. (Abstract # 5941)
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