American College of Lifestyle Medicine
American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) is a US professional medical membership organization for lifestyle medicine; the supplied evidence does not describe it.
Last updated October 30, 2026
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The supplied evidence does not contain any information about the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM). The only source provided is a Chinese-language news article about the launch of Qwen (千问) N1 and N1 Pro AI glasses, a consumer electronics product unrelated to a medical professional society. Because no official-site or Wikipedia snippet about ACLM was supplied, this entry cannot be substantiated from the evidence and is flagged for review. ACLM is generally known as a US-based professional membership organization dedicated to lifestyle medicine — the use of therapeutic lifestyle interventions as a primary modality in clinical practice — serving physicians and other clinicians through education, certification pathways, clinical practice guidance, and advocacy. However, none of those details are confirmed by the evidence provided here, so they are not asserted as sourced facts in this dossier. To complete this entry, official ACLM pages (mission, membership, leadership, founding, headquarters, and programs) or a Wikipedia article should be supplied.
History
No verifiable history of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine can be written from the supplied evidence. The single source provided (a Chinese technology news article about Qwen N1/N1 Pro AI glasses) contains no reference to ACLM, its founding, leadership, programs, or activities. A history section should be drafted once official ACLM materials or a Wikipedia article are supplied.
Recent events
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ACLM launches Lifestyle Medicine Medical School Curriculum[2]
The American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) launched the Lifestyle Medicine Medical School Curriculum (LMMSC), a four-year educational program with 10 learning modules including 40 hours of nutrition instruction, designed to help US medical schools meet new federal nutrition education requirements beginning in Fall 2026; it includes complimentary access to the ACLM Culinary Medicine Curriculum and Culinary Medicine Program.
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