Rana Conway
University College London, King's College London, Imperial College London
0000-0003-0955-7107
About
I am a Registered Nutritionist and Senior Research Fellow at UCL with over 25 years’ experience in public health nutrition. As a senior researcher in the NIHR Healthy Weight Policy Research Unit, I lead mixed methods research to provide evidence to support policy decisions. Recent projects have explored marketing and labelling of commercial milk formula and infant food, calorie labelling on alcohol, and children’s perceptions of calorie and nutrient labelling. I also teach and supervise BSc, MSc and PhD students and have written several practical books about healthy eating for pregnancy and the early years.
Employment
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University College London Senior Research Fellow2023 - Present
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University College London Research Associate2018 - 2023
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King's College London Research Associate1999 - 2003
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Imperial College London Research Associate1997 - 1999
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London South Bank University Researcher1994 - 1997
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King's College London Research Assistant1992 - 1993
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (52)
- Time-Use Diary Research on Food- and Physical Activity-Related Behaviours Within the 24-Hour Day: Protocol for a Scoping Review (Preprint) Save
- Could using sugar warning labels on commercial baby foods reduce intake of free sugars? A qualitative study Save
- Understanding Parents' Experiences of Using a Portion Guide for Young Children: A Qualitative Study Save
- Reducing Ultra-Processed Food (UPF) intake: A systematic review of intervention strategies and content Save
- The Effectiveness of Social Support–Based Interventions for Dietary and Physical Activity in Adults Living With Overweight and Obesity: Protocol for a Systematic Review Save
- How labelling of commercial infant food impacts parents’ beliefs about sugar content and related purchasing and feeding decisions: a scoping review Save
- Healthcare professionals’ perspectives on commercial milk formula marketing in the UK: a qualitative study Save
- Estimating the Impact on Parents’ Infant Feeding Choices of Increasing Age Guidance and Adding Sugar Warning Labels to Commercial Infant Foods: A Mixed-Methods Study Save
- How Labeling of Commercial Baby Foods Impacts Parents’ Beliefs About Sugar Content and Related Purchasing and Feeding Decisions: Protocol for a Scoping Review Save
- Social and Economic Patterning in Ultra-Processed Food Intake in Toddlerhood and Middle Childhood: Longitudinal Data From the Gemini Cohort in the United Kingdom Save