Dr. Deniz Azarmanesh
Dr. Deniz Azarmanesh is an assistant professor at the Department of Human Nutrition and Hospitality Management at the University of Alabama, where she teaches Lifecycle Nutrition. She earned her master's in Nutrition Sciences and her doctoral degree in Public health, with a major in Nutrition and a minor in Epidemiology, from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She completed her dietetic internship through Illinois State University and she is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN).
Dr. Azarmanesh has utilized the Dietary Inflammatory Index for her secondary analysis of NHANES in assessing its association with inflammatory biomarkers and depression. She has also worked on the secondary analysis of the UMass Vitamin D Status Study (UMVDS) and has also co-created the UMass Healthy Campus Study (UMHCS). Her current research focuses on the efficacy of nutrition assessment tools in evaluating the inflammatory potential of diet, and the role of nutrition on inflammation, allostatic load, and mental health in women at different stages of life.
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Dr. Azarmanesh has utilized the Dietary Inflammatory Index for her secondary analysis of NHANES in assessing its association with inflammatory biomarkers and depression. She has also worked on the secondary analysis of the UMass Vitamin D Status Study (UMVDS) and has also co-created the UMass Healthy Campus Study (UMHCS). Her current research focuses on the efficacy of nutrition assessment tools in evaluating the inflammatory potential of diet, and the role of nutrition on inflammation, allostatic load, and mental health in women at different stages of life.
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