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Vivette Glover is a Visiting Professor at the Department of Paediatrics, School of Medicine, Imperial College London. Her work focuses on the biological and psychological impacts of maternal stress, anxiety, and depression on fetal and neonatal development, with a particular emphasis on cortisol and the HPA axis. She has contributed to understanding perinatal mental illness and fetal programming through decades of research and international collaborations.
- Co-founded the UK and Ireland Marcé Society (2007)
- President of the Association for Postnatal Illness (2023)
- Founder member of the Global Alliance for Maternal Mental Health (2017)
Her research has been funded by prestigious organizations including the Medical Research Council, Wellcome Trust, and NIH. She has received significant scientific awards such as the Marce Society medal, John Cox medal, and PIPUK IMH award.
Glover has supervised over 30 PhD students and numerous Masters students, while also serving as an expert advisor to governmental and non-governmental organizations like the UK Department of Health and the Early Intervention Foundation. Her interdisciplinary research has spanned collaborations across the USA, Canada, Australia, Belgium, Finland, Sweden, The Gambia, and the UK.
