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Wei Zhang

7PUBLICATIONS
8CO-AUTHORS
Organisational, interpersonal and intercultural communicationExercise physiologyInfant and child healthChild and adolescent developmentHuman impacts of climate change and human adaptation
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Publications (7)

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|Jul 03, 2025
A brief report on making meaning of FoMO: post-Covid mental health and wellbeing in Minority Serving Institute.

Peri Yuksel, Wei Zhang

|Mar 18, 2022
Effects of COVID-19 on Physical Activity and Its Relationship With Mental Health in a US Community Sample: Cross-sectional, Convenience Sampling-based Online Survey.

Wei Zhang, Dominick Velez

|Oct 01, 2021
Stress in pregnancy: Clinical and adaptive behavior of offspring following Superstorm Sandy.

Yoko Nomura, Wei Zhang, Yasmin L Hurd

|Jun 26, 2020
Reward processing and psychopathic traits in children.

Yu Gao, Wei Zhang

|Jan 30, 2020
Moderate prenatal stress may buffer the impact of Superstorm Sandy on placental genes: Stress in Pregnancy (SIP) Study.

Wei Zhang, Jacob Ham, Qian Li

|Mar 26, 2019
Microbiota of newborn meconium is associated with maternal anxiety experienced during pregnancy.

Jianzhong Hu, Jenny Ly, Wei Zhang

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Frequent Collaborators

2 joint publications

Yasmin L Hurd

2 joint publications

Yoko Nomura

1 joint publications

Jianzhong Hu

1 joint publications

Yonglin Huang

1 joint publications

Kenji J Tsuchiya

1 joint publications

Yu Gao

1 joint publications

Dominick Velez

1 joint publications

Peri Yuksel

Frequent Collaborators

2 joint publications

Yasmin L Hurd

2 joint publications

Yoko Nomura

1 joint publications

Jianzhong Hu

1 joint publications

Yonglin Huang

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