From co-designing culture-sensitive healthcare pathways to unlocking the secrets of gut health and mood, how can doctoral research directly transform public well-being?
In this episode of Doctoral Dialogues, we explore the diverse world of life sciences with University of Westminster PhD researchers Fabia Mone and Manpreet Murjal. Fabia, a first-year researcher in public health nutrition, discusses her mixed-methods study aimed at tackling food and nutrition inequalities in palliative care across Greater London. Manpreet, who is nearing completion, breaks down her clinical trial investigating how inulin supplementation impacts cardiometabolic markers and appetite in South Asians on Western diets. Both reflect on the vital role of open science communication, public engagement, and the power of a supportive doctoral community.
You can read a transcript of the conversation here.
Find out more about the University of Westminster Graduate School at westminster.ac.uk/research/graduate-school
This is a Research Podcasts production.
Credits:
Presenter and editor: Jamie Adam, Research Podcasts
Guests: Fabia Hannan Mone & Manpreet Murjal, University of Westminster
Producer: Krissie Brighty-Glover, Research Podcasts
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