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期刊名:Childhood obesity

缩写:CHILD OBES

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e-ISSN:2153-2176

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Megan B Irby,Marcie Drury-Brown,Joseph A Skelton Megan B Irby
Background: Sports, such as youth baseball (YB), are popular outlets for increasing activity, yet there has been no investigation of food environments surrounding them. The aim of this study was to observe the types of fo...
Betty T Izumi,Nancy E Findholt,Hayley A Pickus et al. Betty T Izumi et al.
Background: Food stores have gained attention as potential intervention targets for improving children's eating habits. There is a need for valid and reliable instruments to evaluate changes in food store snack and bevera...
Barbara Lohse,Ellyn Satter,Kristen Arnold Barbara Lohse
Background: Accurate early assessment and targeted intervention with problematic parent/child feeding dynamics is critical for the prevention and treatment of child obesity. The division of responsibility in feeding (sDOR...
Rachel S Gross,Alan L Mendelsohn,Arthur H Fierman et al. Rachel S Gross et al.
Background: Although disparities in child obesity exist during infancy, the underlying mechanisms are unclear. Assessing dissimilarities in feeding practices, styles, and beliefs may provide a better understanding of thes...
Russell L Carson,Darla M Castelli,Aaron Beighle et al. Russell L Carson et al.
Despite public health concerns and the many recognized benefits of physical activity (PA), levels of participation among youth remain below national recommendations. To this end, a variety of strategies for promoting physical activity for y...
Jessica R Wearing,Nikki Nollen,Christie Befort et al. Jessica R Wearing et al.
Background: Pediatric obesity is a serious and prevalent problem. Smartphone technology, which is becoming increasingly available to children of diverse backgrounds, presents a unique opportunity to instill healthy behavi...
Leonard H Epstein,Rocco A Paluch,Brian H Wrotniak et al. Leonard H Epstein et al.
Background: Obesity runs in families, and family-based behavioral treatment (FBT) is associated with weight loss in overweight/obese children and their overweight/obese parents. This study was designed to estimate the cos...