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Nancy Williams

Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Development

Kinesiology

the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Animal Science

Nancy Williams is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Development Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

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physiology health sciences exercise physiology women's health sport medicine medicine exercise science endocrinology sport science physical activity sport physiology athletic training rehabilitation human nutrition metabolism clinical nutrition applied physiology physical medicine endocrine research obstetrics and gynaecology energy deficiency menstrual disturbances medical nutrition sport nutrition obesity sport physical therapy female athlete triad energy availability postmenopausal women respiratory medicine reproductive health osteoporosis psychoneuroendocrinology geriatric endocrinology human physiology bone health bone metabolism prune study reproductive medicine bone research menstrual cycle sport psychology weight loss peptides reproductive biology energy metabolism comparative endocrinology bone density high-performance sport nutrient physiology appetite control polycystic ovary syndrome caloric restriction premenopausal women human reproduction sport injuries peptide yy female athletes clinical biochemistry animal physiology mammalian biology reproductive physiology sterility bone disease selenium deficiency reproductive function study design metabolic bone disease randomized controlled trials benchmark studies primate behavior behavioral neuroendocrinology physiological research veterinary physiology clinical guidelines sports medicine physical fitness energy balance

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Pre‐Season Energy Deficiency Predicts Poorer Performance During a Competitive Season in Collegiate Female Long‐Distance Runners. European Journal of Sport Science (2025)

Emily Ann LundstromNancy I. WilliamsHeather C. M. AllawayAna Carla Chierighini SalamunesMary Jane De Souza

sport sciencepoorer performancepre-season energy deficiencyhuman performancecompetitive season

Are Menstrual Disturbances Associated With an Energy Availability Threshold? a Critical Review of the Evidence. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2024)

Ana Carla C. SalamunesNancy I. WilliamsMary Jane De Souza

exercise physiologymetabolismphysiologycritical reviewmenstrual disturbancesendocrinologyapplied physiologyhealth sciences

Dietary Cognitive Restraint is Not Indicative of Energy Deficiency in Exercising Men. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Keiona KhenEmily A. LundstromAna Carla C. SalamunesNancy I. WilliamsMary Jane De Souza

exercise physiologyenergy deficiencyexercise sciencemedicinehealth sciencesdietary cognitive restraint

Interrelationships Between Stress, Eating Attitudes and Metabolism in Endurance Athletes Across a Competitive Season. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2024)

Emily A. LundstromMary Jane De SouzaPrabhani Kuruppumullage DonNancy I. Williams

metabolismexercise physiologyenergy metabolismphysiologynutritionstress (biology)kinesiologysport physiologyendurance athleteshuman performancecompetitive seasonperformance studiesapplied physiologyappetite controlsport nutrition

Metabolically Suppressed Female Runners, Described by Pre-Season Rmr Ratio, Exhibit Poorer Running Performance. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Emily A. LundstromNancy I. WilliamsHeather C.M AllawayMary Jane De Souza

metabolic syndromemetabolismexercise physiologyphysiologysport sciencefemale runnersexercise sciencepre-season rmr ratiomedicinehuman performancemetabolic health

Prunes Preserve Cortical Density and Estimated Strength of the Tibia in a 12-Month Randomized Controlled Trial in Postmenopausal Women: The Prune Study. Osteoporosis International (2024)

Kristen J. KoltunNicole C. A. StrockConnie WeaverHang LeeNancy I. WilliamsConnie J. RogersJanhavi DamaniMario G. FerruzziCindy H. NakatsuMary Jane De Souza

osteoporosisorthopaedic researchdermatologybone repairdistraction osteogenesispostmenopausal womenbone researchgeriatric fracture carearthroplastyprune studycortical densityorthopedic surgerybone homeostasismusculoskeletal disorderscartilageneurologyregenerative medicinerheumatologywomen's healthorthopaedic surgeryestimated strengthbone disease

The Rmr Ratio Thresholds for Energy Deficiency in Exercising Females Cannot Be Used in Males. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Ana Carla C. SalamunesNancy I. WilliamsMary Jane De Souza

exercise physiologyenergy deficiencyrmr ratio thresholdsexercise sciencemedicine

12-Months of Increased Dietary Intake Does Not Exacerbate Disordered Eating-Related Attitudes, Stress, or Depressive Symptoms in Women With Exercise-Associated Menstrual Disturbances: The Refuel Randomized Controlled Trial. Psychoneuroendocrinology (2023)

Nicole C.A. StrockMary Jane De SouzaRebecca J. MallinsonMarion OlmstedHeather C.M. AllawayEmma O’DonnellFranziska PlessowNancy I. Williams

biological psychiatrypsychological medicineneuropsychiatrybehavioral neuroendocrinologybehavioral disorderspsychiatric researchpsychologydepressive symptomsincreased dietary intakemental healthexercise-associated menstrual disturbancesbehavioral healthhealth psychologypsychoneuroendocrinologyneuroendocrine disordersendocrinologybehavioral sciencesclinical psychologylonelinesspsychiatrywomen's healthdisordered eating-related attitudes

Associations Between Inflammatory Mediators and Bone Outcomes in Postmenopausal Women: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Baseline Data From the Prune Study. Journal of Inflammation Research (2023)

Janhavi J DamaniMary Jane De SouzaNicole CA StrockKristen J KoltunNancy I WilliamsConnie WeaverConnie J Rogers

baseline datainflammationbone outcomeswomen's healthimmunologyrespiratory medicineprune studypostmenopausal womenmedicinecross-sectional analysishealth sciences

Multiple Consecutive Menstrual Cycles May Be Needed for Improvements in Estrogen Exposure After Oligo-Amenorrhea. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Rebecca J. MallinsonNancy I. WilliamsEmily A. RickerHeather C. AllawayMary Jane De Souza

estrogen exposurephysiologywomen's healthsport medicinemedicineendocrinologyhealth sciences

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Nancy Williams

Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Health and Human Development

Kinesiology

the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Animal Science

Nancy Williams is currently serving as a College Of Health And Human Development Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Pennsylvania State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Pre‐Season Energy Deficiency Predicts Poorer Performance During a Competitive Season in Collegiate Female Long‐Distance Runners. European Journal of Sport Science (2025)

Emily Ann LundstromNancy I. WilliamsHeather C. M. AllawayAna Carla Chierighini SalamunesMary Jane De Souza

sport sciencepoorer performancepre-season energy deficiencyhuman performancecompetitive season

Are Menstrual Disturbances Associated With an Energy Availability Threshold? a Critical Review of the Evidence. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2024)

Ana Carla C. SalamunesNancy I. WilliamsMary Jane De Souza

exercise physiologymetabolismphysiologycritical reviewmenstrual disturbancesendocrinologyapplied physiologyhealth sciences

Dietary Cognitive Restraint is Not Indicative of Energy Deficiency in Exercising Men. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Keiona KhenEmily A. LundstromAna Carla C. SalamunesNancy I. WilliamsMary Jane De Souza

exercise physiologyenergy deficiencyexercise sciencemedicinehealth sciencesdietary cognitive restraint

Interrelationships Between Stress, Eating Attitudes and Metabolism in Endurance Athletes Across a Competitive Season. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2024)

Emily A. LundstromMary Jane De SouzaPrabhani Kuruppumullage DonNancy I. Williams

Metabolically Suppressed Female Runners, Described by Pre-Season Rmr Ratio, Exhibit Poorer Running Performance. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Emily A. LundstromNancy I. WilliamsHeather C.M AllawayMary Jane De Souza

metabolic syndromemetabolismexercise physiologyphysiologysport sciencefemale runnersexercise sciencepre-season rmr ratiomedicinehuman performancemetabolic health

Prunes Preserve Cortical Density and Estimated Strength of the Tibia in a 12-Month Randomized Controlled Trial in Postmenopausal Women: The Prune Study. Osteoporosis International (2024)

Kristen J. KoltunNicole C. A. StrockConnie WeaverHang LeeNancy I. WilliamsConnie J. RogersJanhavi DamaniMario G. FerruzziCindy H. NakatsuMary Jane De Souza

The Rmr Ratio Thresholds for Energy Deficiency in Exercising Females Cannot Be Used in Males. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

Ana Carla C. SalamunesNancy I. WilliamsMary Jane De Souza

exercise physiologyenergy deficiencyrmr ratio thresholdsexercise sciencemedicine

Nicole C.A. StrockMary Jane De SouzaRebecca J. MallinsonMarion OlmstedHeather C.M. AllawayEmma O’DonnellFranziska PlessowNancy I. Williams

Associations Between Inflammatory Mediators and Bone Outcomes in Postmenopausal Women: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Baseline Data From the Prune Study. Journal of Inflammation Research (2023)

Janhavi J DamaniMary Jane De SouzaNicole CA StrockKristen J KoltunNancy I WilliamsConnie WeaverConnie J Rogers

baseline datainflammationbone outcomeswomen's healthimmunologyrespiratory medicineprune studypostmenopausal womenmedicinecross-sectional analysishealth sciences

Multiple Consecutive Menstrual Cycles May Be Needed for Improvements in Estrogen Exposure After Oligo-Amenorrhea. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Rebecca J. MallinsonNancy I. WilliamsEmily A. RickerHeather C. AllawayMary Jane De Souza

estrogen exposurephysiologywomen's healthsport medicinemedicineendocrinologyhealth sciences

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