Mr Adedotun Owolabi

Research Fellow, University of Chester, England, United Kingdom, 

United Kingdom

Languages
English
Countries
United Kingdom, Netherlands, Nigeria

Research Focus

My research focus includes:
• Research nutrition intervention studies in low and middle-income countries to contribute towards reducing the prevalence of malnutrition in those regions.
• Identifying and fortifying indigenous foods in low and middle-income countries, exploring their potential in preventing and decreasing morbidity and mortality among children under five years of age.
• Facilitating discussions among policymakers in these regions on implementing data-driven policies to address nutrition-related issues.
I am interested in:
• Undertaking research on nutrition-related interventions to contribute towards reducing the prevalence of malnutrition in low- and middle-income countries.
• Exploring the potential of multiple micronutrient supplementation in preventing and decreasing morbidity and mortality among children under five years of age, Adolescent girls, and women of reproductive age.

I am committed to promoting evidence-based solutions to improve global health and nutrition.

Research Groups

  • Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Consortium (HMHB)
  • The Canadian coalition for global health research (CCGHR)

Projects

  • Multi-Nutrient Fortified Dairy-Based Drink Reduces Anaemia without Observed Adverse Effects on Gut Microbiota in Anaemic Malnourished Nigerian Toddlers: A Randomised Dose–Response Study
  • Insights on Nutritional Management of Late-Preterm Infants from An Electronic Survey Among Various Healthcare Professionals in Seven Countries
  • Project ENAN - Engaging Nutrition Academia in Nigeria

Positions

  • Research Fellow, University of Chester, England, United Kingdom

Global goals

Target 1.1
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Target 1.4
Target 2.1
Target 2.2
Target 2.4
Target 2.A
Target 2.C
Target 3.2
Target 3.3
Target 3.8
Target 3.A
Target 3.B
Target 3.D

Countries

  • United Kingdom
  • Netherlands
  • Nigeria

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