Biography
Dr Brenton Baguley is an Accredited Practising Dietitian & Lecturer in Nutrition and Dietetics at Deakin University. Brenton is a member of the Institute for Physical Activity and Nutrition (IPAN) cancer research group at Deakin University, and completed his PhD in January 2019 investigating the utility of nutrition and exercise interventions in men with prostate cancer at the University of Queensland. Brenton’s research focuses on improving disease- and treatment-related symptoms for cancer survivors through nutrition and exercise interventions.
Read more on Brenton's profileResearch interests
The role of nutrition and exercise to improve disease and treatment-related symptoms in people living with cancer.
Affiliations
Dietitians Australia 2014 - current
Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (2018 - present)
Teaching interests
Unit Chair, Research For Evidence Based Dietetic Practice and Principles of Dietetics. Brenton supervises research students at both the honours and masters level.
Publications
No publications found
Funded Projects at Deakin
Australian Competitive Grants
Revolutionising sarcopenia care for people living with cancer: Establishing effective screening and referral pathways into evidence-based treatment in rural and specialist cancer services
A/Prof Nicole Kiss, Prof Judith Bauer, Dr Carla Prado, Dr Laura Alston, Prof Alison Hutchinson, Prof Linda Denehy, Ms Jenelle Loeliger, Dr Lara Edbrooke, A/Prof Anna Ugalde, Prof Liliana Orellana, A/Prof Lan Gao, A/Prof Nicholas Hardcastle, Dr Brenton Baguley, Ms Louisa Moodie, Dr Sharad Sharma
MRFF (NHMRC) - Clinician Researchers Initiative: Applied Research in Health Grant
- 2024: $187,801
Other Public Sector Funding
The PRO-Health Program: A co-designed remote-delivered PROstate-cancer specific healthy eating and exercise weight loss program for men treated with androgen deprivation therapy
Dr Brenton Baguley
VCA Victorian Cancer Agency Early Career Research Fellowship
- 2024: $54,248
- 2023: $216,211
Supervisions
No completed student supervisions to report