Laura Ormesher

Laura Ormesher is a NIHR Clinical Lecturer at the University of Manchester, affiliated with the Division of Developmental Biology & Medicine under the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health. Her work bridges clinical practice and research in maternal-fetal medicine.

Her research focuses on:

• Pre-eclampsia pathophysiology and long-term cardiovascular consequences
• Nutritional interventions for hypertension in pregnancy
• Digital health tools for postnatal risk prediction
• Microbiome-cardiovascular interactions
• Maternal hemodynamic monitoring

Recent publications highlight trends in:

• Clinical trials for L-citrulline supplementation
• Postnatal data linkage applications
• Oral microbiome's role in antihypertensive responses
• Development of predictive models for perinatal outcomes
• Implementation of NICE-recommended PlGF testing
• Educational gaps in cardiovascular risk management
  • Scientific Awards:
    • Postgraduate Student of the Year (School of Medical Sciences, 2021)
    • APEC Oral Presentation Award (2021, 2022)
  • Key Collaborations: Leading the Maternal & Fetal Health Research Centre since 2018, partnering with NHS England on PlGF implementation and Enalapril trials
  • Thesis: Maternal cardiovascular dysfunction and remodelling following preterm pre-eclampsia (2022)