Our Team

Tiffany is a third-year medical student in the Singhal Lab looking into the effects of GLP-1 receptor agonist therapies on maternal and fetal/infant health. She went to UC San Diego where she received her B.S. in Biochemistry and Cell Biology and my M.S. in Biology. She is interested in obesity and metabolic health in both adolescents and adults, and she hopes to continue research devoted to that.  

Michelle is a medical student at the California University of Science and Medicine who is currently working as a Visiting Graduate Researcher with Dr. Singhal and Dr. Dumesic. She is interested in research at the intersection of pediatric and reproductive endocrinology, particularly in assessing how conditions such as obesity and PCOS, and their management, affect birth outcomes.

Shreya Sundar is a fourth-year undergraduate student studying public health at UCLA with strong interests in health policy and management. Her passion lies in better understanding different prevention and intervention strategies across the life course and examining preadolescence and adolescence as critical transition periods and formative for behavioral patterns and life outcomes. She developed an interest in pediatric obesity, Type 2 diabetes, and GLP-1 medications given the prevalence of such conditions in her family and more broadly the South Asian communities and has developed an interest in understanding how earlier intervention can improve long term outcomes.