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Cory Dugan is a research officer and educator specializing in nutrition science and exercise physiology. His focus is on micronutrient metabolism, and he aims to develop effective, evidence-based dietary interventions to promote health outcomes for diverse populations. Dugan earned his PhD in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology from the University of Western Australia in 2024, with a thesis investigating iron deficiency management in active females. He currently leads multiple clinical trials, including the DARP Trial examining hydration effects on blood glucose levels in individuals with type 1 diabetes, funded by an NHMRC grant. In addition, Dugan investigates the impact of hypophosphatemia in surgical patients undergoing intravenous iron therapy at Monash University. He coordinates the Iron Deficiency Community Screening Project and directs P∆R∆DOX-Health & Wellbeing. Dugan's publications reflect his commitment to academic excellence, focusing on women’s health and iron deficiency. His teaching style promotes active learning and critical thinking, fostering an environment conducive to success for students from diverse backgrounds.
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