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The longitudinal influence of home and neighbourhood environments on children's body mass index and physical activity over 5 years: the CLAN study
To determine the independent contributions of family and neighbourhood environments to changes in youth physical activity and body mass index (BMI) z-score over 5 years.
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Correlates of dietary resilience among socioeconomically disadvantaged adolescents
Despite increased risk for unhealthy diets, some socioeconomically disadvantaged adolescents manage to consume a healthy diet, thereby showing ‘dietary resilience’. This investigation aimed to describe the veg...
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Associations between mothers' perceptions of the cost of fruit and vegetables and children's diets: Will children pay the price?
Perceptions that fruit and vegetables are expensive are more common among the socio-economically disadvantaged groups and are linked to poor dietary outcomes. Such perceptions may be exacerbated in countries r...
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Resilience to obesity among socioeconomically disadvantaged women: the READI study
This cross-sectional study aimed to identify sociodemographic and behavioural characteristics of ‘overweight-resilient’ women, that is, women who were in a healthy body weight range, despite living in socioeco...
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Tracking of dietary intakes in early childhood: the Melbourne InFANT Program
The objectives of the present study were to describe food and nutrient intakes in children aged 9 and 18 months, and to assess tracking of intakes between these two ages.