معرفی
Aryeh Stein is a Professor in the Hubert Department of Global Health at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, with a joint appointment in Epidemiology. He holds a BSc from the University of London and MPH/PhD from Columbia University. His research focuses on the lifelong impacts of nutritional exposures during critical developmental periods, including gestation and childhood, on health outcomes like cardiometabolic disease and human capital. Key projects include studying long-term effects of early-life nutrition supplementation in Guatemala and analyses of global birth cohort data (e.g., COHORTS).
**Education:**
- BSc in Nutrition, University of London
- MPH & PhD (Epidemiology), Columbia University
**Research Interests:**
Explores how nutritional deficits/surfeits in early life influence adult health and human capital, with secondary focus on dietary assessment methods and program evaluation. Current work examines intergenerational health impacts in Guatemala, India, South Africa, and Brazil.
**Awards & Roles:**
- Fellow of the American Society for Nutrition
- Associate Editor, Journal of Nutrition
- Former Director of Emory's Nutrition & Health Sciences PhD program
- Serves on global advisory boards including South Africa's Child Development Council
**Grants & Advising:**
Led NIH-funded studies on nutritional interventions and collaborated with organizations like CARE and Save the Children on global health programs.
