Suzanne Shoff

TL;DR: Sex specificity may not be as important as considering that a barrier for one student may be an enabler for another, and individually focused interventions must be implemented in conjunction with environmental-level interventions to facilitate behavior change.

TL;DR: Data indicate that the intake of vitamin supplements and certain foods may explain associations of several nutrients with risk for nuclear sclerosis, and in men, intakes of numerous nutrients in the highest versus lowest quintile were associated with 40-50 percent reduced odds of more severe nuclear sclerosis.

TL;DR: Data from a population-based case-control study of Wisconsin women suggest that diabetes confers no additional risk of endometrial cancer in women who are neither overweight nor obese.

TL;DR: Cluster analysis was used to identify homogenous subgroups of college-aged men and women enrolled in a weight gain prevention study using baseline data collected in 2008 and showed that three similar clusters were identified for each sex.

TL;DR: A 10-week online nutrition and physical activity intervention to encourage competence in making healthful food and eating decisions had a positive, lasting effect on FV intake and maintained baseline levels of physical activity in a population that otherwise experiences significant declines in these healthful behaviors.