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Emily Gulliver is an Adjunct Research Associate at the Hudson Institute, working in the Centre for Innate Immunity and Infectious Disease. Her research focuses on the intersection of nutrition and health outcomes, specifically investigating modifications to gut microbiota to enhance health effects in women with preeclampsia. Emily has made significant contributions to research aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing her commitment to global health and well-being. Her work has involved multiple collaborations, leading to impactful projects and publications over the years. Emily's academic journey has led her to participate in various outputs and research initiatives, solidifying her role as a key researcher in her field. She actively engages with the academic community through external collaborations and has contributed to projects aimed at improving health standards and awareness within various demographic groups. Additionally, her research outputs have been recognized across various platforms, showcasing her influence in the area of public health and maternal well-being.
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