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Childhood Obesity (Print)|May 5, 2015
A community-based intervention increases physical activity and reduces obesity in school-age children in North CarolinaSara E Benjamin Neelon, Rebecca J Namenek Brouwer, Truls Østbye, et al.American Journal of Preventive Medicine|February 10, 2023
Adherence to Healthy Default Beverage Laws for Children's Meals in 3 U.S. CitiesDaniel A Zaltz, Danielle L Lee, Gail Woodward-Lopez, et al.Childhood Obesity (Print)|September 11, 2018
State Regulations Promoting Infant Physical Activity in Early Care and EducationSara E Benjamin-Neelon, Brian Neelon, John Pearce, et al.Preventing Chronic Disease|June 19, 2007
An intervention to promote healthy weight: Nutrition and Physical Activity Self-Assessment for Child Care (NAP SACC) theory and designAlice S Ammerman, Dianne S Ward, Sara E Benjamin, et al.Childhood Obesity (Print)|February 10, 2022
Behavioral, Environmental, and Demographic Factors Associated with Objectively Measured Physical Activity in InfantsEmily R Shull, Marsha Dowda, Kerry L McIver, et al.Journal of Public Health Research|April 29, 2015
Assessment of screening practices for gestational hyperglycaemia in public health facilities: a descriptive study in bangalore, IndiaGiridhara R Babu, B Tejaswi, M Kalavathi, et al.Child: Care, Health and Development|December 4, 2024
ABC Grow Healthy Practices and Obesity-Related Health Behaviours in Family Child Care Homes in South CarolinaAgnes G Bucko, Kerry L McIver, Daniel A Zaltz, et al.BMC Public Health|April 18, 2015
Assessing care providers' perceptions and beliefs about physical activity in infants and toddlers: baseline findings from the Baby NAP SACC studyKathryn R Hesketh, Esther M F van Sluijs, Rachel E Blaine, et al.American Journal of Public Health|January 21, 2015
Impact of regulatory interventions to reduce intake of artificial trans-fatty acids: a systematic reviewVivien L Hendry, Eva Almíron-Roig, Pablo Monsivais, et al.Nutrients|October 7, 2020
Preschool Healthy Food Policy Did Not Increase Percent of Food Wasted: Evidence from the CarolinasRoni A Neff, Daniel A Zaltz, Amelie A Hecht, et al.Pageof 18