Corrie Whisner
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Dr. Corrie Whisner is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University, USA. Her research areas include the intersection of nutrition, gut microbiome health, and metabolic processes, as evidenced by her recent publications focusing on dietary impacts, behavioral interventions, and multi-omics integration. She is particularly interested in the health implications of food insecurity, dietary fiber, and the role of lifestyle factors on metabolic health among diverse populations.
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IMPACT OF MATERNAL DIET AND DIETARY BELIEFS ON FETAL FAT ACCRETION AND NEONATAL BIRTH OUTCOMES IN PREGNANT ADOLESCENTS
Open Date: 2011-02-01
Close Date: 2016-01-31
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Susan Racette
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Dorothy Sears
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Rebecca Lee
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Megan Petrov
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Devon Payne-Sturges
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