Sharayah Carter
RMIT, VIC, Australia
Dr Sharayah Carter is an Accredited Practising Dietitian, nutrition scientist and lecturer at RMIT University, with more than a decade of clinical experience in chronic disease management. Her research has spanned dietary interventions, weight management, appetite regulation and cardiometabolic health, including clinical trials examining intermittent fasting, nuts and dietary cholesterol. Her current research broadens this work to examine how biological, behavioural, social and environmental factors shape eating and health. This includes research on healthy ageing, food practices, nutrition communication and misinformation, with a particular interest in understanding how people interpret nutrition information and make food-related decisions in everyday life. Across her research, Sharayah is interested in bridging nutrition science with lived experience to develop more meaningful and applicable approaches to improving health.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Does adiposity mediate the relationship between diet quality and pain? (129929)
3:13 PM
Susan J Ward
Symposium 4 - Nutrition issues in a changing obesity management environment
Do markers of oxidative stress change following consumption of energy-restricted diets containing almonds compared with carbohydrate-rich snack foods? (130013)
4:00 PM
Alison M Coates
Abstract Session 12 - Diet and Disease 2
NSA 2025