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The Contradictions of Caregiving, Loss, and Grief during Emerging Adulthood: An Autoethnography and Qualitative Content Analysis	Sport participation and alcohol use during adolescence: Mediators and moderators explaining the positive relation

Community Food Resource Assessment in Central City South, Phoenix: A Study of Community Capacity Building	AIDS Education and Women's Autonomy The Prevention of Sexual Contraction and Spread of HIV/AIDS in Mozambique

A Participatory, Transformational Approach to Urban Food Security Research	Climate as a moderator of the effect of disease threat on interpersonal behavior

Determinants of the Home Food Environment	Youth Perspectives and Future Visions for Community Food Security: An Applied Approach to Participatory Research in Phoenix, Arizona

Beliefs about Change and Predicted Future Health Status	Family Risk and Adolescent Sexual Risk Taking: Testing Academic and Peer Mediation

Participatory Design of a Comprehensive Playground Intervention Manual for Obesity Mitigation in Phoenix, AZ	Acute affects of a walking workstation on ambulatory blood pressure in prehypertensive adults

Adapted motivational interviewing for increasing physical activity: A 12 month clinical trial	Mixed methods mediation analysis: Method and application to a tobacco prevention program evaluation

A latent state-trait model of stressful life events in adolescence and its relation to substance dependence in young adulthood	Island and mainland Hawaiians' conceptions of health and wellness

Does social capital act as a buffer against HIV risk among migrant men in sub-Saharan Africa?	Neighborhood SES and family mobility effects on adolescent substance use in a high-risk longitudinal sample

Geographical variations in seasonal mortality across the United States: A bioclimatological approach	Gender disparities in trajectories of functional, mental, and self-rated health: An analysis of older adults

Impact of disease management program interventions for Medicaid patients with asthma	The role of environmental context in the dynamics and control of alcohol use

Comparison of accelerometers and a self-report record	An experimental test of parental influences on risky sexual behaviors among Mexican-origin adolescents

School friends, body mass index, and the risk of obesity for adolescent girls in the U.S.	Adolescent Latinas and sexual risk: Evaluating the impact of religiosity and acculturation in predictive models

Social support, treatment adherence, and health related quality of life in people living with celiac disease and irritable bowel syndrome	Sign Chi Do exercise for adaptation to aging

Health, sanitation, hygiene, and welfare: Public policy in the age of the Mexican Revolution	Taking control: Fifty years of diabetes in the American Southwest 1940-1990

Breastfeeding support explored through mixed methods: How support groups can function as an effective health intervention	Public health surveillance in high-dimensions with supervised learning

The Impact of Local Wellness Policies on School Meals and Wellness in Public Schools	The indices of bone changes in response to exercise

The Consequences of Male Seasonal Migration for Women Left Behind: The Case of Rural Armenia	Physical Fitness in Army National Guard Soldiers and Its Relationship on Utilization of Medical Resources During Combat

Salud con Sabor Latino para los Ninos: A Feasibility Study	Mediators and Moderators of the Gender Role-Substance Use Relationship in Mexican American Adolescents

Communicative Competence: Computational Simulation Approach to Public Emergency Management	The Feasibility of a Spirituality-Based Wellness Program on Stress Reduction and Health Behavior Change

An Attributional Explanation of Consumers' Responses to Government Regulations and Corporate Social Responsibility, with Implications for Childhood Obesity