Geraldine Cuskelly

Geraldine Cuskelly is a Lecturer in the Department of Sport and Health Science at the Faculty of Science and Health. Her research focuses on nutrition, public health, and environmental health, with a particular emphasis on metabolic pathways, dietary guidelines, and environmental pollutant exposure. She has contributed to studies on vitamin D supplementation in children, body composition in perimenopausal women, and circadian patterns in health metrics.

Research Interests:

• Nutrition Science: Investigating vitamin D efficacy and pediatric supplementation adherence.
• Environmental Health: Analyzing persistent organic pollutants and dietary toxin exposure.
• Clinical Research: Exploring blood pressure variability and circadian rhythm impacts.

Recent Work Trends: Recent publications emphasize systematic reviews of pediatric nutrition guidelines and methodological advancements in assessing circadian health biomarkers. Her work bridges epidemiological studies with clinical applications in metabolic and cardiovascular health.

Awards: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned.

Grants & Advising: No listed grants or advisees. Collaborations include studies on environmental pollutants and women’s health in semi-rural populations.

Labs/Teams: No specific lab affiliations or teams detailed in the provided text.