Vol. 14, Issue 3, 2016December 01, 2016 PDT
Pilot Study Examining Pregnancy-specific Equations to Estimate Percent Body Fat in an Overweight/obese Pregnant Hispanic Population
Pilot Study Examining Pregnancy-specific Equations to Estimate Percent Body Fat in an Overweight/obese Pregnant Hispanic Population
Articles in Vol. 14, Issue 3, 2016
Vol. 14, Issue 3, 2016
- Social Justice in the Borderlands: How Agenda-setting Theory Might Be Used to Reduce Health Disparities along the U.S./Mexico BorderRobert G. BlairCharles T. KozelAnne P. HubbellKrista N. Watson
- Assessing the Influence of Living and Working Conditions on Alcohol Consumption in Migrant Farmworkers in MexicoLuis A. ValdezMelanie L. BellDavid O. Garcia
- Pilot Study Examining Pregnancy-specific Equations to Estimate Percent Body Fat in an Overweight/obese Pregnant Hispanic PopulationAmy ReisenbergKasuen MauldinLisa Sawrey-KubicekMary N. R. LesserJanet King
- From the Workplace to Home: The Impact of an Email Intervention Targeting the FamilySean PinkertonKathleen S. WilsonElaine RutkowskiClay Sherman
- Effects of Age, Mental Health, and Comorbidity on the Perceived Likelihood of Hiring a Healthcare AdvocateSymone A. McKinnonBreanna M. HollowayMaya S. SantoroApril C. MayTerry A. Cronan
- College Students’ Perceptions Regarding Medical Waivers for Wellness Incentives Under the Affordable Care ActYosuke ChikamotoDara Vazin
- Reflections Regarding the Social Ecological Model to Address Obesity in Southern California YouthBrittany A. LemusFaviola MercadoTracy BryarsMichele MouttapaTracy ConkeyTrina Robertson
- Development of a Mindful-Eating Intervention Program among Third Through Fifth Grade Elementary School Children and Their ParentsShannon PiersonKeiko GotoJoan GiampaoliAlyson WylieBen SeipelKevin Buffardi
Reisenberg, Amy, Kasuen Mauldin, Lisa Sawrey-Kubicek, Mary N. R. Lesser, and Janet King. 2016. “Pilot Study Examining Pregnancy-Specific Equations to Estimate Percent Body Fat in an Overweight/Obese Pregnant Hispanic Population.” California Journal of Health Promotion 14 (3): 22–30. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v14i3.2065.