Professor Christina Vogel is the Director of the Centre for Food Policy, Professor of Food Policy and a registered nutritionist. Her research aims to inform the development, implementation and evaluation of food policies and interventions to improve population health, reduce inequalities and protect our planet.
Christina leads several major research grants rcs data malaysia from NIHR PHR, NIHR PRP and the Wellcome Trust. include product placement trials with a national supermarket chain, evaluations of the UK Government’s Food (Promotions and Placement) legislation and the Healthy Start scheme, and systems investigation of the UK convenience store sector. Her work has received national and international press coverage, and she is Deputy Editor of the scientific journal Public Health Nutrition.
We found a clear association between atypical work patterns and poor sleep, with extended weekly work hours, weekend working, and nonstandard schedules all linked to short sleep durations. Nonstandard schedules and frequent weekend working were also associated with long sleep durations, as was working part-time. All the atypical work patterns were linked with increased sleep disturbance.