Independent researcher specializing in maternal toxicology, environmental health, and early childhood development. My work focuses on the effects of emerging environmental contaminants (including microplastics, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), bisphenols, and other endocrine-disrupting chemicals) on pregnancy outcomes, placental function, lactation, and child health in the first years of life. Particular emphasis lies on synthesizing toxicological and epidemiological evidence and translating it into practical, evidence-based recommendations for mothers, families, and healthcare providers. I hold an MSc in Forensic Medical Sciences from Queen Mary University of London (William Harvey Research Institute), with a specialization in toxicology. As an independent researcher, I examine how environmental exposures during the perinatal period interact with nutritional factors that may influence detoxification pathways, fetal programming, and long-term child development.