What does FNSC stand for?

Food and Nutrition Science

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Science, medicine, engineering, etc.
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Samples in periodicals archive:

Water Supply & Sanitation, WaterAid Bangladesh, WASH, Sanitation and Food and Nutrition Science Alliance (FANSA) organised the convention at the Engineers Institution, Bangladesh in the city.

Bangladesh: Call to ensure cent percent sanitation by 2010

A nutritionist is a health specialist who focuses exclusively on food and nutrition science, and who may consider your medical history and use laboratory tests and physical examination findings in order to determine how to best improve your health.

Natural Cure for IBS

Research in the food and nutrition sciences is central to understanding underlying mechanisms that form the basis for practical applications.

Nutrigenomics and the future of dietetics