Dr. Ainaa Almardhiyah Binti Abd Rashid

Dr. Ainaa Almardhiyah Binti Abd Rashid

Fakulti Sains Makanan Dan Pemakanan, UMS

Dr Ainaa Almardhiyah Abd Rashid is a dedicated dietitian, researcher, and lecturer in the Faculty of Food Science and Nutrition at Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS). She earned her PhD in Clinical Nutrition and completed a Master of Science at Universiti Sains Malaysia, where her research focused on breast cancer and high-molecular-weight (HMW) adiponectin. She previously obtained a Bachelor of Dietetics with Honours from Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin. Her current research explores dietary patterns and colorectal cancer risk, and she leads a funded study on validating a Food Frequency Questionnaire for breast cancer in Sabah. Her expertise lies in clinical nutrition, nutrition epidemiology, obesity, and diet-related chronic diseases in the Malaysian context.

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Fakulti Sains Makanan Dan Pemakanan, UMS

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Fakulti Sains Makanan Dan Pemakanan, UMS

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RM 17,000.00


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Dietitian And Food Nutritionist - Clinical Nutrition

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Current Research Projects

Food frequency questionnaire (ffq) validation and reproducibility: step-by-step from data entry to data analysis

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2025 - 2026

Dietary factors of breast cancer in sabah: validity and reproducibility on food frequency questionnaire

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2025 - 2027

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Ainaa Almardhiyah Binti Abd Rashid (2025), Nutritional Association Of Quality Of Life Among Colorectal Cancer Survivors In Malaysia: A 6-month Follow-up Study

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Ainaa Almardhiyah Binti Abd Rashid (2023), Dietary Patterns Associated With Colorectal Cancer Risk In The Malaysian Population: A Case–control Study With Exploratory Factor And Regression Analysis