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Sarah Whalan
Sarah Whalan
Researcher
Research Wave(s)
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ABC wave 4
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TEC wave 2
Biography
Sarah completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition and Food Science and a Masters of Dietetics. She is currently completing her PhD and has been involved in the most recent wave of data collection. Sarah is passionate about helping people understand more about how to live a healthy lifestyle to achieve their health and nutrition goals.
Related publications
| Year | Study | Citation | View |
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2019 |
Aboriginal Birth Cohort |
Davison B, Goodall J, Whalan S, Montgomery‐Quin K, Howarth T, Singh G. Nutritional dual burden in Indigenous young adults: The geographical differential. Australian Journal of Rural Health. 2019;27(1):14-21. |
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2018 |
Aboriginal Birth Cohort |
Davison, B. , Goodall, J. , Whalan, S. , Montgomery‐Quin, K. , Howarth, T. and Singh, G. (2019), Nutritional dual burden in Indigenous young adults: The geographical differential. Aust. J. Rural Health. doi:10.1111/ajr.12439 |
PDF (370.09 KB) |
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