Sharleen O'Reilly
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Sharleen O'Reilly is an Associate Professor at University College Dublin, Ireland. Her research focuses on maternal health, obesity prevention, and nutritional risks in women, particularly in relation to gestational diabetes. Recent publications highlight her work on intervention fidelity in health promotion and the lived experiences of women facing gestational diabetes. She contributes to global discussions on diabetes prevention and has engaged in cross-cultural studies concerning health education and smartphone use in academic settings.
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