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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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Rachel Novotny,Caryn Etsuko Shima Oshiro,Lynne Ross Wilkens Rachel Novotny
Background: Pacific Islander, Asian, and mixed-ethnicity children are not described in national nutrition and health surveys. Methods: ...
Stefanie Van Stan,Laura Lessard,Kate Dupont Phillips Stefanie Van Stan
Background: Childhood obesity has been recognized as a national problem of epidemic proportions. Child care represents an ideal venue in which to address this problem, as many young children spend a significant amount of ...
Ashley Moss,Sylvia Smith,Dawn Null et al. Ashley Moss et al.
Background: Good nutrition is crucial. School-aged children battle social and health issues such as poor nutrition, childhood obesity, and minimal nutrition knowledge. This study was a quasi-experimental design analyzing ...
Alan M Delamater,Elizabeth R Pulgaron,Sheah Rarback et al. Alan M Delamater et al.
Background: Research has shown the efficacy of family-based behavioral interventions for overweight children, but a major difficulty is access to effective treatment programs. The objective of this study was to develop an...
Darcy A Thompson,Pamela A Matson,Jonathan M Ellen Darcy A Thompson
Background: Television viewing is associated with an increased risk for obesity in children. Latino children are at high risk for obesity and yet little is known about differences in television viewing habits within this ...
Carrie Piazza-Waggoner,Avani C Modi,Lisa M Ingerski et al. Carrie Piazza-Waggoner et al.
BACKGROUND: Although family-based, behavioral interventions for pediatric obesity require caregivers to make major changes to dietary intake and the family meal, few studies have examined family functioning, and specifically, mealtime behav...