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Chelsea Singletonمشاهده پروفایل

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Tulane UniversityUnited States

Dr. Chelsea Singleton is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Social, Behavioral, and Population Sciences at the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. She holds a PhD in Epidemiology from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and an MPH from Tulane University. Her research focuses on nutritional inequities, food access, and the impact of structural racism on dietary behavior in underserved communities. Education: PhD, Epidemiology, University of Alabama at Birmingham MPH, Epidemiology, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine BS, Biology (Pre-Med), Xavier University of Louisiana Dr. Singleton's research lies at the intersection of nutritional epidemiology and social justice, with a focus on how structural violence and racism affect food environments and health outcomes in low-income African American communities. She utilizes epidemiological, geospatial, and community-based participatory research methods to examine food purchasing behavior, nutrition assistance programs (e.g., SNAP, WIC), and chronic disease risk. Her work aims to dismantle systemic barriers to healthy eating. Dr. Singleton has secured major research funding, including a five-year NIH/NIMHD K01 Career Development Award to study the effects of community violence on food retail and purchasing behavior. She has previously held a USDA-funded postdoctoral fellowship and has been recognized with multiple awards, including NIH loan repayment awards and early-career honors from professional societies. Scientific Awards: NIH/NCI Loan Repayment Award (2021–2023) NIH/NIMHD Career Development Award (K01) (2020–2025) Best Poster Presentation, International Society for Behavioral Nutrition & Physical Activity (2019) Best Abstract Award, Society for Nutrition Education Behavior (2018) NIH/NCI Loan Repayment Award (2017–2019) USDA/AFRI Post-Doctoral Fellowship Award (2016–2018) Delta Omega Honorary Public Health Society (2015) Dr. Singleton is actively engaged in public health research and practice, with a strong commitment to community-engaged scholarship. She has advised research projects involving nutrition assistance program participants and continues to build capacity for equitable food systems. She previously served as an Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign before returning to Tulane, her alma mater. Her work is supported by federal grants and contributes to national efforts to reduce health disparities.

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Ernesto Medinaمشاهده پروفایل

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Loma Linda UniversityUnited States

Ernesto Medina, DrPH, is an Assistant Professor at the School of Public Health at Loma Linda University. His research focuses on lifestyle medicine, wellness coaching, and public health interventions, with a particular emphasis on physical activity promotion, dietary behavior, and the integration of technology in health programs. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Andrews University (1989), a Master of Public Health (1993), and a Doctor of Public Health (1993) from Loma Linda University. His research spans topics such as the impact of social media on health behaviors, dietary practices among competitive athletes, and the effects of mergers and acquisitions on healthcare workforces. Medina is also involved in developing innovative programs like the LLUH Intensive Therapeutic Lifestyle Change Program and has contributed to studies on exergaming for youth, balance improvement in older adults, and workplace smoking cessation initiatives. Medina teaches courses in wellness coaching, exercise physiology, and doctoral projects. His personal philosophy emphasizes holistic health through his 8 F’s framework (Feet, Food, Fingers, Fight-or-flight, Fumigation, Fatigue, Family/Friends, and Faith). He actively promotes physical activity through mountain biking and pickleball advocacy. Key contributions include the evaluation of mobile health applications for stress reduction, assessments of exergaming’s role in youth physical activity, and exploring the theoretical underpinnings of dietary decisions in athletes. His work bridges clinical practice, public health policy, and technological innovation to enhance community well-being.

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Ellinor Olanderمشاهده پروفایل

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City, University of LondonUnited Kingdom

Dr. Ellinor Olander is a Senior Lecturer in Maternal and Child Health at City, University of London , where she leads the Public Health and Health Inequalities research group and the COPE (Collaboration in Pregnancy and Early Years) project. She holds a PhD in physical activity behavior change (University of Birmingham, 2009) MSc in physical activity behavior change (Loughborough University, 2006) Bachelor of Psychology (Murdoch University, 2005) Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (City, 2014) Her research bridges public health and implementation science , focusing on supporting perinatal women through behavioral interventions training healthcare professionals to address maternal health optimizing interprofessional collaboration in maternity services reducing obesity stigma developing digital health solutions for postnatal anxiety implementing home-based wellness programs Her recent work examines service co-location models, pandemic-era care adaptations, and stakeholder perspectives on postnatal mental health program scalability. Key scientific contributions include systematic reviews on maternal obesity interventions behavioral change techniques for physical activity stigma-free weight management frameworks She supervises PhD students Lorraine Ashley and Jalana Lazar and leads the institution's Patient and Public Involvement initiatives.

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Concetta Nazzaroمشاهده پروفایل

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University of SannioItaly

Concetta Nazzaro is an Associate Professor at the Department of Law, Economics, Management and Quantitative Methods (DEMM) of Università del Sannio, Italy. Her research focuses on rural economy, social farming, food consumption behavior, and sustainability in agri-food systems. Field of Expertise: Rural Economy and Estimation (AGR/01) Key Research Themes: Social farming, consumer behavior, obesity-related social costs, multifunctional agriculture, sustainable food supply chains Recent work examines the intersection of healthiness and sustainability in consumer preferences for functional foods, with a 2024 publication on snack bars. She investigates social farming's market challenges through systematic reviews and empirical studies. Methodological Focus: Employs statistical models like logistic regression, choice experiments, and partial least squares regression. Collaborates with researchers including Giuseppe Marotta, Marcello Stanco, and Anna Uliano.

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Amit Sharmaمشاهده پروفایل

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Pennsylvania State UniversityUnited States

Amit Sharma serves as the Edward Friedman and Stuart Mann Professor of Hospitality Management at Pennsylvania State University's School of Hospitality Management. He holds multiple leadership roles including Associate Director & Professor-in-Charge of Undergraduate Programs, Director of the Food Decisions Research Laboratory, and Affiliate Faculty with both Teaching and Learning with Technology and the Rock Ethics Institute. He also serves as President of iAHFME and as a Faculty Senate Senator. Education: B.A. in Economics from University of Delhi (India) Higher National Diploma in Hotel, Catering and Institutional Management from University College of Salford, Manchester (U.K.) Masters from Institut De Management Hotelier International (France) Ph.D. from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Professor Sharma's research centers on the finance and economics of food decisions , examining cost-benefit analyses of food choices within foodservice environments. His work investigates local food systems economics, food safety implications, healthy eating behaviors among children, family food spending patterns, and food supply chain dynamics. He maintains a parallel research focus on hospitality and tourism economics , analyzing how these industries impact local and national economies through policy interventions and development strategies. His Food Decisions Research Laboratory serves as the primary hub for empirical investigations in these domains. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals consistent thematic patterns across hospitality finance, food decision economics, and behavioral aspects of foodservice management. Key research trajectories include restaurant financial decision-making (particularly debt structures and executive compensation), school nutrition economics, local food system viability, and consumer responses to food safety initiatives. His work demonstrates strong methodological diversity spanning econometric modeling, survey research, and case study approaches. As Director of the Food Decisions Research Laboratory, Sharma leads interdisciplinary investigations into food choice economics and policy implications. His leadership extends to professional service as President of iAHFME and through multiple university governance roles including Faculty Senate representation and HHD Faculty Council secretary position. His research directly informs policy discussions around school nutrition programs, local food procurement, and hospitality industry economic development.

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Ružica Brečićمشاهده پروفایل

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University of ZagrebCroatia

Ružica Brečić, PhD , is an Associate Professor at the Department of Marketing, Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Zagreb. She holds a PhD, MBA, and MA in Finance from the same institution. Her academic career includes teaching and research roles since 2007, with a focus on SME marketing, food marketing, and child consumer behavior. Current position: Associate Professor (2020–present) Prior roles: Assistant Professor (2014–2020), Senior Assistant (2010–2014) Education: PhD in Marketing (2010), MBA (2007), MA in Finance (2004) Research interests include: Marketing for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Food Marketing and Consumer Behavior Children as Consumers and Nutritional Studies Her work explores the intersection of marketing strategies, food choices, and behavioral interventions in educational settings, particularly focusing on plate waste, dietary patterns, and sustainable food systems. Scientific awards include: Nanovic Institute for European Studies Visiting Scholar (University of Notre Dame, 2012) Erasmus Professional Training (Universitat de Salento, 2012; Universitat de Navarra, 2010) Follow-up for doctoral thesis (Swansea University, 2008) Research projects led or participated in include: Croatian Science Foundation Project 'Math Attds' (2019–2023, Team Leader) EU HORIZON 2020 'Strength2Food' (2016–2021, Croatian Team Leader) EU FP7 GLAMUR 'Global vs. Local Food Supply Systems' (2013–2016, Methodology Expert)

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Melanie Jewkesمشاهده پروفایل

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Utah State UniversityUnited States

Melanie Jewkes serves as an Extension Professor in the Family & Consumer Sciences department within Utah State University's Home and Community Department, based in Salt Lake County. She holds a Master's degree in Family, Consumer, and Human Development with a specialization in Consumer Economics from Utah State University (2008) and a Bachelor's degree in the same field with a focus on Family Finance (2006). Her research interests span financial wellness, nutrition education, consumer economics, food preservation, and refugee nutrition programs. She has developed numerous educational resources including the Empowering Financial Wellness Program, Homebuyer Education courses (available in English and Spanish), Food Preservation resources, and the Date Your Mate marriage celebration program. Her work particularly focuses on creating accessible financial education for vulnerable populations including refugees and low-income families. Dr. Jewkes' publication portfolio demonstrates a strong focus on practical applications of financial and nutritional education, with recent work addressing inflation management, holiday spending behaviors, and digital tools for financial wellness. Her research often intersects with community-based programs like SNAP-Ed and EFNEP, showing particular interest in how economic conditions affect consumer behavior and food security. Dean Don Felker Financial Management Award (national winner), 2024 Spirit of Extension, 2024 SNAP-Ed/EFNEP Educational Program Award (National 1st Place winner), 2022 Multiple Early Career Service awards, 2016 Community Partnership Award, 2016 Family Health and Wellness Award, 2016 Distinguished Team award, 2016 Dr. Jewkes has secured significant grant funding for her work, including a $2 million grant for Financial Wellness Education. She leads multiple extension programs including the Empowering Financial Wellness Program, Create Better Health (SNAP-Ed) for Salt Lake County, Homebuyer Education, and Food Preservation initiatives. Her work extends to refugee populations through specialized nutrition education programs and has been recognized with numerous awards for program excellence and community impact. She operates within the Salt Lake County Extension office, collaborating with various county departments and community organizations to deliver research-based educational programs that address local needs in financial management, nutrition, and family relationships.

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Muradiye Karasu Ayataمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

Ahi Evran UniversityTurkey

Muradiye Karasu Ayata is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Nutrition and Dietetics at Kırşehir Ahi Evran University since 2021. She holds a PhD in Biology (2015) and MSc in Biology (2009) from Gazi University, and a BSc in Biology (2007) from Gazi University's Çorum Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Her academic career includes positions at Ahi Evran University (2009-2017) and Kırşehir Ahi Evran University (2017-present). Current roles include Deputy Dean (2025-), Unit Quality Coordinator Assistant (2025-), and multiple committee leadership positions Previously served as Department Chair (2021-2021), Bologna Process Coordinator (2017-2021), and Erasmus Exchange Program Coordinator (2013-2017) Her research focuses on Hydrobiology and Genetics , particularly in: Fish cytogenetics and karyotyping Chromosomal banding patterns (CMA3, DAPI, AgNOR) Environmental impact on aquatic organisms Nutritional studies in health sciences Medical genetics education Ecological footprint analysis in academia Recent publications reveal trends in Turkish endemic fish genetics and health science education research . She's extensively studied chromosomal characteristics of Anatolian Cyprinidae and Nemacheilidae species, while also investigating maternal nutrition knowledge and institutional environmental awareness. Scientific awards include: TÜBİTAK Domestic Master's Scholarship (2008) TÜBİTAK Domestic PhD Scholarship (2009) TÜBİTAK Scientific Publications Incentive Award (2011) She serves on editorial boards for Biologia (2013) and Caryologia (2016), and has collaborated with researchers from Gazi University, Kırşehir Ahi Evran University, and international institutions on projects related to fish genetics, health sciences, and environmental impact studies.

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Amy Lischkoمشاهده پروفایل

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Tufts UniversityUnited States

Amy Lischko is a Professor of the Practice in the School of Arts and Sciences and an Associate Professor in the School of Medicine at Tufts University . She holds a Doctor of Science from Boston University (2008), a MS in Public Health (1988), and a Bachelor of Science (1982) from the University of Massachusetts. Doctor of Science, Boston University, USA, 2008 MS - Public Health, University of Massachusetts, USA, 1988 Bachelor of Science, University of Massachusetts, USA, 1982 A former Commissioner of the Division of Health Care Finance and Policy in Massachusetts, Lischko was pivotal in designing universal health insurance coverage reforms under Governor Mitt Romney. Her research focuses on state health policy , consumer engagement in health care , Medicaid policy , and policy synthesis . She explores strategies to improve health care affordability, transparency of provider costs, and evidence accessibility for policymakers. Her 15 most recent publications emphasize health care cost containment , consumer decision-making , and policy evaluation . Key areas include tobacco control policies, SHOP marketplaces, and fraud prevention in Medicare. Scientific Awards : Eileen O’Neill MPH Program Citation for Excellence in Teaching (2019) Eileen O’Neill MPH Program Citation for Excellence in Teaching (2018) Grants from the Medical Foundation , Robert Wood Johnson Foundation , and Commonwealth Fund support her applied research. She has taught courses like US Healthcare Systems and Health Policy Analysis at Tufts since 2003 and served on committees including the DrPH Steering Committee and AcademyHealth .

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Nadi Bakirciمشاهده پروفایل

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Acıbadem UniversityTurkey

Professor Nadi Bakirci serves as Dean of the School of Medicine and Head of the Department of Medical Sciences at Acibadem Mehmet Ali Aydinlar University, where she has held progressive academic appointments since 2001. Previously an Assistant and Associate Professor at Marmara University School of Medicine, her leadership roles include University Executive Board Member, Senate Member, and Head of the Department of Occupational Health and Safety at the Graduate School of Health Sciences. Her research spans Medical Education , Public Health , and Occupational Health , with significant contributions to pandemic response, medical ethics education, and tuberculosis comorbidity studies. Current work focuses on medical student retention, digital pandemic simulation, and health workforce migration patterns. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals strong emphasis on Educational adaptation during crises (40% of recent works) Ethics curriculum development (25%) Occupational/environmental health risks (20%) Infectious disease management (15%) Scientific recognition includes: Prof. Dr. Nusret Fişek Public Health Incentive Award (2005) Dr. Nejat Yazıcıoğlu Occupational Health Research Award (1997) As an active advisor, she has supervised 10 theses focusing on ergonomic workplace design, tuberculosis management, and healthcare policy. Her leadership extends to directing simulation-based transition programs and pandemic response initiatives. Current projects include a national study on medical student migration and digital laboratories for pandemic preparedness. She directs research through Acibadem's Applied Research Center and leads the university's ethics education consortium, collaborating with international bioethics networks including the Cambridge Consortium.

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Roger Figueroaمشاهده پروفایل

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Cornell UniversityUnited States

Roger Figueroa is an Assistant Professor in Social and Behavioral Science in Nutrition at Cornell University's College of Human Ecology, and founder of the Figueroa Interdisciplinary Group (FIG) Lab. His work bridges policy analysis, implementation science, and food systems research to address diet-related chronic diseases in underserved communities. Public Health Nutrition Implementation Science Food Systems Research Health Equity Policy Recent research focuses on Food as Medicine initiatives, grocery incentive programs, and policy impacts on nutrition security. His lab develops conceptual frameworks and employs advanced mixed-methods approaches, including structural equation modeling and qualitative GIS, to evaluate environmental determinants of health. Notable scientific achievements include funding from USDA, NIH, and institutional grants. His advocacy efforts have contributed to policy statements supporting federal nutrition security programs like SNAP and WIC.

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Greg J. Duncanمشاهده پروفایل

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University of California, IrvineUnited States

Greg J. Duncan is a Distinguished Professor at the University of California, Irvine School of Education, where he conducts groundbreaking research on poverty, child development, and educational policy. Previously spending 25 years at the University of Michigan working on the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), Duncan has established himself as a leading expert in economic mobility and the impacts of poverty on children's life chances. His current position at UC Irvine represents a continuation of his long-standing commitment to understanding how economic conditions shape developmental trajectories. Duncan's research interests center on the economic mobility of the U.S. population, with particular focus on how early childhood represents a sensitive period for both the damaging influences of economic deprivation and the beneficial impacts of policy-induced income increases. His work has evolved from studying environmental influences on child development to examining the comparative importance of skills and behaviors developed during childhood, including early academic skills, cognitive and emotional self-regulation, and health. A significant portion of his recent work involves the Baby's First Years study, a randomized trial assessing impacts of income supplements on cognitive development of infants born to poor mothers. The trajectory of Duncan's publications reveals a consistent focus on poverty, child development, and policy interventions, with increasing emphasis on experimental approaches in recent years. His 2022-2024 publications predominantly feature findings from the Baby's First Years study, examining how unconditional cash transfers affect various aspects of child development, maternal behavior, and family investments. This represents a methodological shift toward more rigorous causal inference in the field of poverty research, moving beyond correlational studies to experimental evidence. Klaus J. Jacobs Research Prize (2013) Member of National Academy of Sciences (2010) Member of American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2001) President of Society for Research in Child Development (2009-2011) President of Population Association of America (2008) Society for Research in Child Development Award for Distinguished Contributions to Public Policy and Practice (2015) Duncan has led numerous significant research projects, most notably the Baby's First Years study, which recruited 1,000 mothers and newborns across four diverse U.S. communities (New York City, greater New Orleans, the Twin Cities, and the Omaha metropolitan area). This NIH-funded project examines whether monthly unconditional cash gifts ($333 vs. $20) during the first 52 months of a child's life impact cognitive development. Duncan has also contributed to major policy reports, including the National Academies' 2019 report on reducing child poverty by half in ten years and their 2023 report on reducing intergenerational poverty. Duncan leads the Baby's First Years research team, an interdisciplinary collaboration of experts in poverty and child development working with neuroscientists at each study site to measure children's brain development at 48 months. This project represents one of the first randomized trials examining how poverty reduction affects early childhood brain development, combining quantitative data collection with qualitative interviews to provide comprehensive insights into how low-income mothers experience and utilize unconditional cash transfers.

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William Evansمشاهده پروفایل

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University of GenevaSwitzerland

William Evans is a Professor of Health Communication and Social Marketing at the Milken Institute School of Public Health , The George Washington University. His work spans both the United States and Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs), focusing on social behavior change communication, digital health, and applied experimental methods. Research Focus: Social Marketing (22% fingerprint), Health Communication (5% fingerprint), Digital Health (7% fingerprint), Behavioral Economics, and Tobacco Control (7% fingerprint). Funding: Projects supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and major foundations. Collaborations: Works with institutions like Palladian Partners, King's College London, and interdisciplinary teams across psychology and public health. William’s recent publications highlight interventions targeting sugary drink reduction, vaping prevention, and maternal health optimization via social media platforms. His research integrates branding and experimental methodologies to address global health challenges.

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Zasimova Lyudmila Sergeevnaمشاهده پروفایل

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HSE UniversityRussia

Ludmila Sergeevna Zasimova is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Economics within the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE) in Moscow. She has been working at HSE since 1997 and holds an office at the Pokrovsky Boulevard campus. As a Vice Dean for International Relations at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, she plays a significant role in the university's international academic engagement. Her educational background includes a Candidate of Economic Sciences degree (2004) in specialty 08.00.05 "Economics and Management of the National Economy," a Master's degree from both Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and the State University - Higher School of Economics (2000), and a Bachelor's degree from the Higher School of Economics (1998). She has also participated in numerous advanced training programs at prestigious institutions including Erasmus University Rotterdam, University Paris 1, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and University College London. Professor Zasimova's research focuses on health economics, social economics, public sector economics, and population aging. Her work examines the economic determinants of health behaviors, healthcare financing, pharmaceutical markets, and the impact of public policies on health outcomes. She has made significant contributions to understanding regional health disparities in Russia, tobacco and alcohol consumption patterns, healthy lifestyle behaviors, and healthcare system efficiency. Her publication record shows a consistent focus on health economics with increasing international collaboration and publication in high-impact journals. Recent work emphasizes the intersection of public health policy, economic behavior, and demographic trends, particularly examining how lifestyle factors, healthcare access, and government policies influence population health outcomes in the Russian context. Honorary Diploma of the Faculty of Economic Sciences of HSE (December 2024) Certificate of Honor of HSE (December 2022) Medal "Recognition - 10 years of successful work" of HSE (December 2020) Multiple academic work allowances and publication bonuses (2010-2028) Member of HSE Personnel Reserve's High Professional Potential Group Professor Zasimova actively supervises graduate students, including dissertation research in health economics. She has led numerous research projects at HSE's Center for Fundamental Research, focusing on consumer behavior in essential goods markets, healthy lifestyle policies, and social support systems. Her current research examines the impact of social changes and economic crises on Russian citizens' health behaviors. She is affiliated with the Laboratory of Economic Research on the Public Sector and has contributed to major policy reports including the "Healthcare: Necessary Answers to the Challenges of Time" joint report by the Center for Strategic Development and HSE.

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Dina Griauzdeمشاهده پروفایل

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University of Michigan-Ann ArborUnited States

Type 2 Diabetes Prevention
Obesity Management
Low-Carbohydrate Nutrition Interventions
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Dina Griauzde serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School, with dual appointments at the University of Michigan North Campus Research Complex and the Ann Arbor VA Medical Center. She holds center memberships at the Caswell Diabetes Institute, Eisenberg Family Depression Center, and Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach to metabolic health. Her research focuses on designing and testing novel interventions for type 2 diabetes prevention and developing primary care-based obesity management strategies. Key areas include low-carbohydrate nutrition interventions, continuous glucose monitoring applications, insurance coverage policies for weight-loss medications, and community health worker-led programs for underserved populations. Her work bridges clinical practice, health policy, and implementation science to address metabolic health disparities. Analysis of her recent publications reveals strong emphasis on practical implementation of dietary interventions in real-world settings, particularly among Veterans and low-income populations. She examines both clinical outcomes (like metabolic health improvements) and systemic barriers (such as insurance coverage limitations for GLP-1 medications), with increasing focus on digital health tools and peer support models since 2023. Dr. Griauzde leads multiple NIH and VA-funded initiatives including the Michigan Collaborative for Type 2 Diabetes (MCT2D), the INSPIRA diabetes prevention pilot, and studies on very low-carbohydrate programs for metabolic liver disease. Her grants portfolio demonstrates expertise in designing mixed-methods trials that combine clinical interventions with policy analysis, particularly regarding access to obesity treatments. She actively contributes to clinical education through presentations on low-carbohydrate diets, obesity management in primary care, and cardiometabolic strategies, with her 2024 JAMA Network Open publication on weight navigation programs receiving significant media attention (157 news outlets).

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