Summertime represents a critical period of inter- vention to reduce obesity risk among low-income, urban African American and Latina girls.

Amy M. Bohnert; Amanda K. Ward; Kimberly A. Burdette; Rebecca L. Silton; Lara R. Dugas

Summertime represents a critical period of inter- vention to reduce obesity risk among low-income, urban African American and Latina girls.

Amy M. Bohnert, Amanda K. Ward, Kimberly A. Burdette, Rebecca L. Silton, Lara R. Dugas

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Original language	American English
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State	Published - Jan 1 2014

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Family Medicine
Medicine and Health Sciences
Gerontology

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