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期刊名:Childhood obesity

缩写:CHILD OBES

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e-ISSN:2153-2176

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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B Adam Dennis,Adviye Ergul,Barbara A Gower et al. B Adam Dennis et al.
Background: This study aimed to determine whether oxidative stress was related to cardiovascular risk indices in children, and whether an exercise intervention would reduce oxidative stress. ...
Jason A Mendoza,Jessica McLeod,Tzu-An Chen et al. Jason A Mendoza et al.
Background: Television viewing is an important modifiable risk factor for childhood obesity. However, valid methods for measuring children's TV viewing are sparse and few studies have included Latinos, a population dispro...
Carmen R Isasi,Thomas A Wills Carmen R Isasi
BACKGROUND: This study examined the association of two distinct self-regulation constructs, effortful control and dysregulation, with weight-related behaviors in adolescents and tested whether these effects were mediated by self-efficacy va...
Robert P Schwartz,Mara Z Vitolins,L Douglas Case et al. Robert P Schwartz et al.
Background: Many resources are available for adults, but there are few community-based programs for overweight and obese children. Community engagement may be instrumental in overcoming barriers physicians experience in m...
Jean L Wiecha,Georgia Hall,Ellen Gannett et al. Jean L Wiecha et al.
Background: Out-of-school time (OST) programs serve over 8 million children per year and have ample opportunity to promote health through menu and physical activity choices. Until recently, however, the field has lacked a...
Theresa A Nicklas,Carol E O&#x;Neil,Janice E Stuff et al. Theresa A Nicklas et al.
Background: A dinner meal is consumed by approximately 95% of preschool children, yet few studies have characterized the dinner meal within a broader environmental context. The primary goal of this study was to identify t...
Marion E Hare,Deborah Sherrill-Mittleman,Robert C Klesges et al. Marion E Hare et al.
Background: The objective of this study was to determine the longitudinal prevalence and predictors of dietary underreporting in African-American preadolescent girls and the association of baseline dietary underreporting ...