Nadia R. Campbell

TL;DR: Interventions targeting children's dietary intake and physical activity should encourage parents to use more positive reinforcement and monitor their children's health behaviors as these parenting styles are associated with healthier behaviors.

TL;DR: Sociiodemographic and cultural determinants of away‐from‐home food consumption in two contexts and the influence of frequency of away-from‐ home food consumption on children's dietary intake and parent and child weight status are examined.

TL;DR: A promotora-based behavioral intervention was efficacious at changing parental factors and child obesity-related health behaviors and there were no significant intervention effects on children’s BMI z-score.

TL;DR: The promotora condition achieved significantly lower levels of energy intake, total fat and saturated fat, and total carbohydrates, compared with the LHA condition, which may derive from the personal touch achieved in the face-to-face interactions or from the women's use of print materials under the promotora's guidance.

TL;DR: Significant differences were found among women in the prevalence of Pap smear exams, with L-Latinas having the lowest prevalence of ever and in the past year having had a Pap smear, followed by H- Latinas and Anglos.