Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that the United States recognizes the mounting personal and financial burden of diet-related disease in the United States and calls on medical schools, graduate medical education programs, and other health professional training programs to provide meaningful physician and health professional education on nutrition and diet.

House Resolution 784 is a non-binding proposal that calls for medical schools and healthcare training programs to increase their focus on nutrition and diet-related education. The resolution highlights the growing national health and financial costs associated with chronic conditions like diabetes and heart disease, which are often linked to nutrition. If adopted, the measure would encourage future doctors and health professionals to be better equipped to provide dietary guidance and lifestyle interventions to their patients.