Isabel Valero-Morales

Isabel Valero-Morales is a PhD Researcher at Queen Mary University of London's Wolfson Institute of Population Health, affiliated with the Centre for Public Health & Policy. Her research focuses on reducing salt consumption in Mexico, with a PhD titled 'Salt intake in Mexico and a pilot salt reformulation programme' (since October 2019). She concurrently serves as an assistant researcher at Mexico's National Institute of Public Health, overseeing social media-driven health promotion campaigns and collaborating on projects monitoring food digital marketing targeting children/adolescents.

Her research interests include salt/sodium consumption reduction, health promotion strategies, social media applications in public health, and digital marketing's impact on dietary behaviors. She has published on social media's role in public health nutrition and obesity policy advocacy.

No scientific awards are listed. Her work bridges academic research with real-world policy initiatives, particularly in Latin America. She contributes to multidisciplinary teams addressing non-communicable disease risk factors through digital and policy interventions.