Glida Gisela Hidalgo

About the Author

Glida Gisela Hidalgo is a dedicated researcher and nutritionist whose work focuses on the health challenges faced by indigenous communities in Latin America. With a background in public health and anthropology, she has spent years conducting fieldwork among the Piaroa people, examining nutritional deficiencies and their broader implications for community well-being. Her research emphasizes culturally sensitive approaches to addressing anemia and vitamin A shortages, advocating for sustainable interventions that respect indigenous knowledge systems. Hidalgo's contributions bridge academic inquiry with practical policy recommendations, aiming to improve health outcomes in marginalized populations. Through her publications, she highlights the intersection of nutrition, culture, and equity, inspiring global efforts to support vulnerable groups.