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James Swain

Associate Professor Associate Professor and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics DPD

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

Pathology

Center for Global Health and Diseases

School of Medicine

Nutrition

Pathology

James Swain is currently serving as a Center For Global Health And Diseases Associate Professor Associate Professor and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics DPD at Case Western Reserve University.

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Case Western Reserve University

Associate Professor Associate Professor and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics DPD

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health sciences metabolism hematology nutrition oncology gastrointestinal oncology physiology nutritional biochemistry heme homeostasis nutrient bioavailability nutritional sciences excess dietary iron intestinal tumors public health oxidative stress clinical nutrition redox biology public health nutrition antioxidants dietary health cancer biology anemic rats statistics health education gastroenterology educational research metabolic syndrome functional foods blood purification behavioral nutrition professional development higher education molecular gastroenterology cell metabolism animal nutrition medicinal research nutritional epidemiology human health human nutrition heme degradation heme trafficking dietetics practice accreditation dietetics education nutrition education colorectal cancer future education faculty professional development redox signaling reactive oxygen species nutritional requirements mineral metabolism dietary intake nutrition examination national health relative iron bioavailability hemoglobin regeneration efficiency ferrous sulfate monohydrate graduate degree programs iron status nonheme iron bioavailability dietary proteins intestinal tumorigenesis competency-based education prostaglandin‐endoperoxide synthase 2

Notable Scholarly Works

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Development of the Competencies for the Future Education Model Accreditation Standards for Graduate Degree Programs in Nutrition and Dietetics. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (2026)

dietetics practicedietetics educationpublic health nutritionnutrition educationhealth educationnutritionbehavioral nutritioneducationaccreditationprofessional developmentgraduate degree programshealth sciences

Mineral Nutrition and Human Health and Disease. Nutrients (2026)

clinical nutritionpublic health nutritionmineral metabolismnutritionmineral nutritionhealth sciencesnutritional requirements

An Electrolytic Elemental Iron Powder Effectively Regenerates Hemoglobin in Anemic Rats and is Relatively Well Absorbed When Compared to Ferrous Sulfate Monohydrate. Nutrients (2024)

hematologymetabolismanemic ratsoxidative stressheme degradationnutrient bioavailabilityredox biologyheme homeostasisbiochemistryblood purificationphysiologyferrous sulfate monohydrate

A Porcine-Derived Heme Iron Powder Restores Hemoglobin in Anemic Rats. Nutrients (2024)

hematologymetabolismanemic ratsheme traffickingredox biologyheme homeostasisbiochemistryphysiologynutritional biochemistry

Hemoglobin Regeneration Efficiency and Relative Iron Bioavailability of Four Elemental Iron Powders in Rats. Nutrients (2024)

hematologyfunctional foodsmetabolismrelative iron bioavailabilitynutrient bioavailabilityhemoglobin regeneration efficiencyheme homeostasisphysiologynutritional biochemistry

Good Perceived Understanding of and Satisfaction With Competency-Based Education: The 2021 Survey of Faculty and Preceptors in the Future Education Model Graduate Demonstration Programs. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (2022)

L. WangJ. WrightJ. SwainE. CowieR. AbuSabha

future educationfaculty professional developmenthigher educationeducationcompetency-based educationeducational research

Iron Supplementation Modulates Genes Involved in Oxidoreductase Activity, Including Prostaglandin‐Endoperoxide Synthase 2 in Intestinal Tumors. The FASEB Journal (2018)

molecular gastroenterologytumor biologymetabolismcancer researchcell biologyprostaglandin‐endoperoxide synthase 2biochemistryreactive oxygen speciesintestinal tumorsantioxidantscell metabolismredox signalingoxidoreductase activitypathology

Excess Dietary Iron Modulates Intestinal Tumorigenesis. The FASEB Journal (2016)

Logan GlosserJames Swain

colorectal cancergastroenterologyoncologyintestinal tumorigenesisgastrointestinal oncologyexcess dietary irondermatologycell biologynutritional scienceshealth sciencesdietary health

Dietary Intake of Calcium and Magnesium and the Metabolic Syndrome in the National Health and Nutrition Examination (Nhanes) 2001–2010 Data. British Journal Of Nutrition (2015)

Laura Moore-SchiltzJeffrey M. AlbertMendel E. SingerJames SwainNora L. Nock

nutrition examinationclinical nutritiondietary intakenutritionhuman nutritionhuman healthnational healthpublic healthnutritional epidemiologynutritional scienceshealth sciencesdietary healthmetabolic syndromestatistics

Proteomics of Carcinogen-Induced Tumor Development in Rats Consuming a Normal Diet. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (2015)

J. SwainM. ChanceE. Yohannes

normal dietcancer biologypublic healthproteomicsanimal nutritioncarcinogen-induced tumor development

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James Swain

Associate Professor Associate Professor and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics DPD

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

Pathology

Center for Global Health and Diseases

School of Medicine

Nutrition

Pathology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James Swain

Case Western Reserve University

Associate Professor Associate Professor and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics DPD

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mineral Nutrition and Human Health and Disease. Nutrients (2026)

clinical nutritionpublic health nutritionmineral metabolismnutritionmineral nutritionhealth sciencesnutritional requirements

An Electrolytic Elemental Iron Powder Effectively Regenerates Hemoglobin in Anemic Rats and is Relatively Well Absorbed When Compared to Ferrous Sulfate Monohydrate. Nutrients (2024)

hematologymetabolismanemic ratsoxidative stressheme degradationnutrient bioavailabilityredox biologyheme homeostasisbiochemistryblood purificationphysiologyferrous sulfate monohydrate

A Porcine-Derived Heme Iron Powder Restores Hemoglobin in Anemic Rats. Nutrients (2024)

hematologymetabolismanemic ratsheme traffickingredox biologyheme homeostasisbiochemistryphysiologynutritional biochemistry

Hemoglobin Regeneration Efficiency and Relative Iron Bioavailability of Four Elemental Iron Powders in Rats. Nutrients (2024)

hematologyfunctional foodsmetabolismrelative iron bioavailabilitynutrient bioavailabilityhemoglobin regeneration efficiencyheme homeostasisphysiologynutritional biochemistry

L. WangJ. WrightJ. SwainE. CowieR. AbuSabha

future educationfaculty professional developmenthigher educationeducationcompetency-based educationeducational research

Iron Supplementation Modulates Genes Involved in Oxidoreductase Activity, Including Prostaglandin‐Endoperoxide Synthase 2 in Intestinal Tumors. The FASEB Journal (2018)

Excess Dietary Iron Modulates Intestinal Tumorigenesis. The FASEB Journal (2016)

Logan GlosserJames Swain

colorectal cancergastroenterologyoncologyintestinal tumorigenesisgastrointestinal oncologyexcess dietary irondermatologycell biologynutritional scienceshealth sciencesdietary health

Dietary Intake of Calcium and Magnesium and the Metabolic Syndrome in the National Health and Nutrition Examination (Nhanes) 2001–2010 Data. British Journal Of Nutrition (2015)

Laura Moore-SchiltzJeffrey M. AlbertMendel E. SingerJames SwainNora L. Nock

Proteomics of Carcinogen-Induced Tumor Development in Rats Consuming a Normal Diet. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (2015)

J. SwainM. ChanceE. Yohannes

normal dietcancer biologypublic healthproteomicsanimal nutritioncarcinogen-induced tumor development

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