Emily B. Hill

Emily B. Hill's research focuses on how diet, nutrients, and gut microbes interact to influence health, particularly in the context of weight loss, obesity, cancer risk, and cardiometabolic disease. Her work often uses tools like metabolomics (measuring small molecules in blood, urine, and stool), microbiome profiling, and dietary intervention trials (such as Mediterranean-style diets and intermittent fasting) to identify biological markers linked to diet and health outcomes. Much of this research involves behavioral weight-loss programs and food-specific compounds, such as those found in salmon, and their effects on the body.

Publication output has been relatively steady over the past decade, fluctuating between about 1 and 8 papers per year, with a recent average of roughly 5 publications per year over the last five years.

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