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Biography
Dr Lee Siew Siew is an Assistant Professor in Nutrition at the School of Biosciences, University of Nottingham Malaysia. She is a nutritionist with BSC in Nutrition and Community Health and PhD in Nutritional Sciences. She is an active member of the Nutrition Society of Malaysia and a nutrition researcher with a particular research interest and expertise in maternal and child nutrition.
Teaching Summary
Currently, I am involved in the teaching in the following courses:
1. Nutrition Regulation, Endocrinology and Physiology (BIOS2062)
2. International Nutrition (BIOS3098)
Research Summary
Dr. Siew Siew's research focuses on three main areas: nutritional epidemiology, nutritional interventions, and molecular nutrition. In particular, she is interested in elucidating the mechanism that… read more
Recent Publications
SIEW SIEW LEE, ANDREA MCGRATTAN, YEE CHANG SOH, MAWADA ALAWAD, TIN TIN SU, UMA DEVI PALANISAMY, AZIZAH MAT HUSSIN, ZAID BIN KASSIM, AHMAD NIZAL BIN MOHD GHAZALI, STEPHAN CHRISTA MAREE BLOSSOM, PASCALE ALLOTEY, DANIEL D. REIDPATH, LOUISE ROBINSON, DEVI MOHAN and MARIO SIERVO, 2022. Feasibility and Acceptability of a Dietary Intervention to Reduce Salt Intake and Increase High-Nitrate Vegetable Consumption in Malaysian Middle-Aged and Older Adults with Elevated Blood Pressure: Findings from the DePEC-Nutrition Trial Nutrients. 14(3),
Current Research
Dr. Siew Siew's research focuses on three main areas: nutritional epidemiology, nutritional interventions, and molecular nutrition. In particular, she is interested in elucidating the mechanism that underpin the effect of maternal nutrition on the programming of adult disease risk and developing nutritional intervention strategies to improve maternal and child nutrition.
Past Research
Her past research combined nutrition, analytical chemistry, and molecular biology to unravel the biochemistry of vitamin D in pregnant women and newborns.
In addition, she has been working extensively with multidisciplinary experts from Australia, Canada, UK and Malaysia on several nutritional research projects, including dietary interventions, iron-folic acid supplementation trial and infant, young child feeding practices.