Professor Dr. Tracey Galloway

Biography

Tracey Galloway is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Toronto. She holds a PhD from McMaster University, obtained in 2008. Her research focuses on Indigenous health, particularly among circumpolar populations. Galloway has a strong interest in the transition of nutrition in these communities and the implications it has on food security and chronic diseases. Her work also addresses child growth and health policy in the context of public health. She is actively involved in graduate education in anthropology and collaborates with the University of the Arctic. Galloway is committed to exploring the complexities of health issues facing Indigenous communities and contributes to academic discourse on public health policy and nutrition. Through her research, she aims to provide insights that can inform better health outcomes for these populations.

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