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1 Acknowledgements 2005
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2 A Collaborative Process to Count All Sources of Water When Documenting Hydration Status of Residents in Long Term Care Centers Ready, D.C.
2005
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3 A Comparison of Nutrient Analysis by Diet Analysis Plus and the Interactive Healthy Eating index Rhee, Y.S.
2005
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4 Active Travel to School: A Coalition-Based Intervention to Increase Physical Activity in Elementary School Children Ball, S.C.
2005
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5 ADA Disclaimer Page 2005
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6 Adequate Calcium Intake and Lower Body Fat in 6–9 Year Old Children Hennessy, E.
2005
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7 A Framework For Understanding the Dynamics of American Eating Habits Malone, C.
2005
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8 A High Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity Among Mexican American Men and Women in Guilford County, North Carolina Sanchez-Lugo, L.
2005
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9 A Low-Carbohydrate, High-Protein Diet Induces Bone Mineral Density and Content Losses at the Hip in Overweight Premenopausal Women Coleman, M.D.
2005
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10 A Multi-Disciplinary Transplant Diabetes Education and Self-Care Program Improves Glycemic Control and Decreases Diabetes-Related Hospital Readmissions Obayashi, P.A.
2005
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11 A New Japanese Vegetarian Food Guide Pyramid Nakamoto, K.
2005
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12 Antioxidant Content of Fresh, Frozen, Canned, and Dehydrated Blueberries Wehrmeister, A.A.
2005
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13 A Nutrition Care Priority Model Fuels Improvement in Timeliness of Nutrition Intervention Leading to Increased Efficiency in the Nutrition Care Process Snyder, D.M.
2005
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14 A Preliminary Results for Retrospective Study: Growth Status of Children with Epilepsy Post Treatment with the Ketogenic Diet Liu, Y.C.
2005
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15 Are There Potential Customers for Advanced Practice Education and the Professional Doctorate Degree in Clinical Nutrition? Skipper, A.
2005
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16 A Sneak Peek at Making Fitness Fun Allen, N.B.
2005
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17 Assessing Dietetics Students’ Anxiety: The Use of Handheld Computers for Nutrition Assessment Molaison, E.F.
2005
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18 Assessing Nutrition Education Needs of Adolescents in a Rural Upward Bound Program Vineyard, M.L.
2005
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19 Assessment of College Students’ Eating and Exercise Habits, Barriers Towards Behavior Change Regarding Physical Activity, and Perceptions of Weight Status Connell, C.L.
2005
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20 Assessment of Folate Intake in Selected Indian Women of Child-Bearing Age Using a Researcher-Developed Food Frequency Questionnaire Mukerjee, K.
2005
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21 Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes—A Developmental Process Freyenberger, J.A.
2005
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22 Association of Calcium Intake and Body Composition in Postmenopausal Women Heiss, C.J.
2005
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23 Associations Between Dietary Patterns and Weight Change in College Freshmen Hosig, K.W.
2005
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24 Athletic Scholarship and Sports Competition Anxiety as Predictors of Nutritional Ergogenic Aid Use in Athletes Ludwig, K.A.
2005
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25 Author Index 2005
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26 Average Daily Intake of Calcium and Vitamin D in Veterans Receiving Androgen Deprivation Therapy for Prostate Cancer Chermak, J.
2005
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27 Be Fit: Older Adults Are Eating Better and Moving More After Education Program Belle, S.E.
2005
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28 Be Fit: Older Adults are Eating Better and Moving More After Education Program Belle, S.E.
2005
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29 Beverage Consumption of College Students Miller, A.K.
2005
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30 Building Community Capacity for Healthy Eating Through the Use of Tailored Resources Seremba, D.F.
2005
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31 Calcium and Vitamin D Intake of Children and Adolescents with Asthma Metz, M.R.
2005
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32 Calcium Supplements Make a Difference in Total Calcium Intake in At-Risk Rural, Older White Women Brunt, A.R.
2005
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33 Cancer Patients’ Perceptions About the Importance of Nutrition, and Their Sources of Nutrition Information and Counseling Claghorn, K.V.B.
2005
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34 Can We Improve Resting Energy Expenditure (REE) Predictions Using a Pooled Data Set and New Formulas? St. Jeor, S.T.
2005
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35 Changes in Body Weight, Body Composition, Resting Metabolic Rate and Physical Activity in College Freshmen at the End of One Semester and Again at One Year Greiner, D.
2005
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36 Changes in Fruit, Vegetable and Milk Consumption Among a Cohort of 5th Graders Are Related to Self-Efficacy and Norms Thompson, V.J.
2005
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37 Children’s Selection and Consumption of Food Items Served in a North Texas Elementary School Cafeteria: An Observational Study for Children in Grades K-2 Kwon, J.
2005
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38 Classification of Preadolescent Boys Based on Their Body Mass Index and Percent Body Fat Produces Different Groups Brann, L.S.
2005
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39 Combating Coercive Feeding: High 5 for Kids Observes Fruit and Vegetable Consumption in Relation to Common Parenting Strategies Bante, H.A.
2005
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40 Community Partnerships and Management of Pediatric Overweight in an Urban Community Health Center Goldsmith, S.
2005
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41 Community Partnerships and Management of Pediatric Overweight in an Urban Community Health Center Goldsmith, S.
2005
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42 Community Service Weight Loss Program “Lose a Little Gain a Lot” Collaboration with Local TV Network Affiliate Bovee, V.H.
2005
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43 Comparison of Body Composition, Energy and Macronutrient Intake of Women Taking and Not Taking Estrogen Replacement Therapy Heiss, C.J.
2005
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44 Comparison of the Costs in Conducting Food Science Laboratory Operations at Micro-Scale vs. Full-Scale Forsythe, H.W.
2005
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45 Comparison of the Effect of Using Cottonseed Oil (CSO) versus Soybean Oil (SBO) on the Acceptability of Baked Products Radcliffe, J.D.
2005
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46 Comparison of the Performance of Micro-Scale and Full-Scale Food Science Laboratory Operations Stover, J.S.
2005
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47 Comparison of the Rheological Properties of Pre-Thickened and Powder-Thickened Beverages for Dysphagic Patients at Different Temperature Adeleye, B.O.
2005
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48 Comparison of Websites Offering Nutrition Services Managed by Registered Dietitians and Sites Managed by Non-Dietitian Nutrition Consultants Hires, B.
2005
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49 Congenital Heart Disease: Nutritional Profile of Children at Cardiology Specialized Hospitals in Brazil Molina, V.B.C.
2005
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50 Consumption of Peaches, Plums and Nectarines is Associated with Better Nutrient Intakes, Improved Anthropometric Measurements, and Reduced Risk of Hypertension in NHANES 1999–2002 Beals, K.A.
2005
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51 Cooking Classes with Nutrition Education and Physical Activity Components Empowered Young Participants to Improve Their Knowledge, Behavior, and Intention with Regard to Healthy Food Choices Michelman, M.M.
2005
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52 Correlation Between Dietary Fat Intake and Adipose Tissue Distribution Dutia, R.
2005
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53 Culinary Workshop Enhances Students’ Knowledge of Asian Cuisine and Preparation Techniques Schrader, M.A.
2005
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54 Customer Satisfaction Levels of Healthful Menu Items at Asian Restaurants Reynolds, J.S.
2005
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55 Description of Anthropometric Variables in Relation to the Diagnosis of Metabolic Syndrome in Postmenopausal Women Haua, K.
2005
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56 Descriptive Sensory Analysis of Yellow Cupcakes Prepared With Nutritive and High Intensity Sweeteners Johnson, H.A.
2005
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57 Determinants of Adequate Growth Parameters in Children of Ages 0–60 Months With Access to Primary Health Care Services in a Developing Country Bond, J.T.
2005
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58 Determination of the Percentage of and Reasons Why Patients Do Not Meet Caloric Goals at 72 Hours Following Tube Feeding Initiation Barbour, E.F.
2005
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59 Determining the Success of Food Safety Education to Elderly Participating in Congregate and Home-Delivered Meal Programs Roseman, M.G.
2005
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60 Development and Assessment of a Computer-Based Nutrition Education Program for Firefighters Heiss, C.J.
2005
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61 Development and Implementation of a Clinical Inpatient Staffing Model in an Academic Medical Center Carlson, S.J.
2005
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62 Development and Implementation of a Professional Recognition Program for Clinical Dietitians Kim, Y.H.
2005
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63 Development of Software on Therapeutic Nutrition and Nutrition Awareness Kumar, N.
2005
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64 Dietary Intake of Adolescent Swimmers and Non-Athletes Crown, B.K.
2005
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65 Dietary Knowledge and Diabetes-Related Health Practices of African-Americans with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (DM) in the San Francisco Bay Area Pierre, J.
2005
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66 Dietary Reporting Accuracy for Nutrients is Misrepresented Unless Matches and Intrusions are Differentiated: Data from a Study of Children’s Reporting Accuracy Over Multiple Interviews Baxter, S.D.
2005
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67 Dieting Behaviors of African American College Students Jmes, D.C.S.
2005
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68 Dietitians’ and Nurses’ Preferences for Recommending Artificial Nutrition and Hydration for Elderly Patients With Cognitive Impairment Enrione, E.B.
2005
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69 Diet Quality Index-Revised (DQI-R): A Tool to Promote and Evaluate Dietary Change Among Older Cancer Survivors Enrolled in a Home-Based Intervention Trial Snyder, D.C.
2005
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70 Differences Between Body Mass Index and Other Weight Measures in Children 6–11 Years Of Age Who are at Risk and Not at Risk for Overweight Fountain, B.J.
2005
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71 Differences in Dietary Patterns According to Body Mass Index in an Introductory Nutrition Class Brunt, A.R.
2005
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72 Differences in Healthy Eating Index Scores Based on Attitudinal and Belief Questions: Diet Health and Knowledge Survey Eades, A.D.
2005
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73 Differences in Nutritional Risk Factors Between Home Interviewed Elderly versus Those Who Also Received the Health Examination, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), 1999–2000 Ervin, R.B.
2005
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74 Does Weight Locus of Control Predict Body Esteem in African American Women? Wilkins, K.E.
2005
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75 Do Weight Regain, Maintenance and Loss Have Differential Effects on Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Postmenopausal Women? Averbach, F.M.
2005
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76 Editorial Staff 2005
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77 Education Needs Among Food Pantry Recipients as Seen by Agency Operators Strom, M.N.
2005
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78 Effectiveness of Group Interactive Nutrition Education in Modifying Nutrition Behaviors in Healthy Active Older Adults Caine-Bish, N.
2005
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79 Effect of Avocado Puree as a Fat Replacer on the Physical, Textural and Sensory Properties of Oatmeal Cookies Wekwete, B.
2005
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80 Effect of Bariatric Surgery on Body Mass Index and Quality of Life of Patients Lockhart, D.A.
2005
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81 Effect of Dining Frequency on Behavioral Intentions Related to Dining Services in Continuing Care Retirement Communities Seo, S.
2005
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82 Effect of Ethnicity on Selection of Portion Size in a College Age Population Mirzaian, S.
2005
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83 Effect of Maternal Vitamin D Supplementation on Breastfeeding Infants’ Growth and Body Composition Specht, S.A.
2005
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84 Effects of Benefiber on the Appearance, Texture, and Tenderness of Oatmeal Cookies Peil, K.A.
2005
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85 Effects of Healthy Lifestyle Intervention versus Healthy Lifestyle Intervention Plus Knowledge of Measured Resting Energy Expenditure on Weight and Body Fat in Air Force Personnel Nelson, H.A.
2005
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86 Effects of High Monounsaturated Fat and Low Fat Diets on Body Weight, Cardiovascular Risk Factors, and Glycemic Control in Persons With Type 2 Diabetes Brehm, B.J.
2005
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87 Effects of Parental Nutrition Education on Attitudes and Practices Related to Child Feeding and Overweight Risk Factors Carter, T.M.
2005
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88 Effects of Sugar and/or Fat Reduction on the Storability of Oatmeal and Chocolate Chip Cookies Swanson, R.B.
2005
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89 Effects of Tailored versus Generic Behavior Change Interventions on Eating Behavior of Prehypertensive Rural Older Women Boeckner, L.S.
2005
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90 Electronic Portfolio: A Paperless Portfolio for Interns to Track Accomplishments and Market Themselves McShane, P.E.
2005
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91 Elementary School Students Eat More at 12:30 pm than at 11:30 am in a School Lunch Setting Bergman, E.A.
2005
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92 Employees’ Commitment to Food Safety Using a Safe Food Handling Label MacLaurin, T.
2005
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93 Enhancing the Undergraduate Curriculum to Expand Enrollment and Prepare for the Diverse Needs of Dietetics Professionals of the Future Hansen-Petrik, M.B.
2005
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94 Evaluation Study Showed Misconception of Common Household Measures in Adult Women May Have Led to Inaccurate Data Collected from Food Frequency Questionnaire Yang, J.
2005
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95 Examination of Rates of Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome in Food Secure and Food Insecure Adults from NHANES 1999–2002 Taylor, C.A.
2005
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96 Examining Intentions to Breastfeed Among Pregnant/Lactating Women Using the Expanded Rational Expectations Intentions Model Jarma Hill, G.
2005
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97 Factors Influencing Dietary Intake and Body Mass Index Among Czech School-Aged Children Humenikova, L.
2005
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98 Factors Influencing Low-Income Mothers’ Decisions on When and Why to Introduce Solid Foods to Their Infants Olson, B.H.
2005
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99 Fat-Free Soft Tissue Mass is Higher in Premenopausal Women Who Consume Greater, Compared to Lower, Than the Adequate Intake for Dietary Calcium Lau, C.S.
2005
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100 Fatty Acids in Breast Milk from Women Living in an Inland Area Boylan, M.
2005
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101 Focus Groups With Texas Women Indicate Lack of Awareness of Osteoporosis Risk Factors Robinson, S.F.
2005
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102 Folic Acid Knowledge and Intake Among Young Adults Vanata, D.F.
2005
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103 Food Acculturation and Nutrition Education for International Students Meadows, M.R.
2005
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104 Food and Food Allergies: Elementary School Teachers’ Practices and Attitudes Magliaro, D.R.
2005
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105 Foodborne Illness: Perceptions and Behaviors of Kentucky vs U.S. Consumers Roseman, M.G.
2005
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106 Foods Consumed by the Lewis and Clark Expedition in Idaho and their Associated Health Implications Dundas, M.L.
2005
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107 Fruit and Vegetable Express: An Interactive, Stage-Tailored Web Program Designed to Increase Fruit and Vegetable Intake Among 18–24 Year Olds Park, A.L.
2005
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108 Fruit and Vegetable Intake Patterns and Barriers to Fruit and Vegetable Intake Among Participants of the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program Garcia, J.M.
2005
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109 Glycemic Index and Glycemic Load: Their Relationship to Adiposity in College Students El-Asfahani, A.M.
2005
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110 Healthy Habits in Recovery: Dietary Study Methods in Substance Abuse Treatment Centers Glovsky, E.R.
2005
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111 Highly Motivated Subjects: Comparative Accuracy of Dietary Intake Methodologies Blanton, C.A.
2005
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112 Identifying Nutrition Intervention Strategies for Homeless Families Living in the New York City Shelter System Berjis, S.S.
2005
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113 Impact of a Six-Hour Nutrition Education Program on Nutrition Knowledge of Pediatric Physician Residents Teneralli, R.E.
2005
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114 Impact of Obesity on Health Status in Mexican School Age Children Perichart, O.
2005
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115 Implementation of a Healthy-Menu Planning Course in a Culinary Apprenticeship Program Tumlison, K.M.
2005
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116 Improvement in Depression Scores in Elderly Subjects Given Selenium Supplements Spallholz, J.E.
2005
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117 Improvement of Iron Status Through Medical Nutrition Therapy in Mexican American Pregnant Women With Gestational Diabetes Duarte-Gardea, M.O.
2005
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118 Incorporation of Nutrition Into Problem Based Learning: A Dental School Model Marshall, T.A.
2005
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119 Inflammation vs. Malnutrition in Chronic Renal Disease Clark, S.
2005
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120 Intake According to Food Guide Pyramid Recommendations: What Are the Consequences on Body Composition and Bone Health in Postmenopausal Women? Ilich, J.Z.
2005
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121 Integrating Applied Research into the Undergraduate Curriculum: Improving Student Knowledge, Skills and Confidence Connell, C.L.
2005
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122 Interventions to Improve Adherence to HAART: A Guide for HIV Dietiations Zinger, L.
2005
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123 Knowledge of Health Benefits of Fiber and Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease and Type 2 Diabetes on Acceptability and Willingness to Purchase Whole Grain Pasta LeBlanc, N.
2005
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124 Latino Healthy Heart Program for Seniors Indicates Knowledge Gained in Six Week Program at Two Senior Meal Sites Ensle, K.M.
2005
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125 Lipid Lowering from Isoflavone Extract and Soy Protein Powder Vitolins, M.Z.
2005
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126 Longitudinal Assessment of Micronutrient Intake Among Black and White Girls: The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Growth and Health Study Affenito, S.G.
2005
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127 Masthead Subscription 2005
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128 Metabolic Control in Youth With Type 2 Diabetes Summer vs. School Year Patterns Buel, K.
2005
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129 Michigan Consumers’ Perceptions Regarding the Safety of Refrigerated Juice Products Thede, D.J.
2005
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130 Microbiological Quality of Chamomile Foote, J.C.
2005
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131 Micronutrient Intake in College Tennis Players Bessinger, R.C.
2005
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132 Mini-Size Me: Changes in Fat Intake for Cardiac Patients and Their Partners After a 12 Week Lifestyle Intervention And 12 Month Follow-Up Domas, A.J.
2005
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133 Motives Underlying the Selection of Foods by College Students Swanson, R.B.
2005
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134 Nonvitamin, Nonmineral Supplement Use Among Rural Older Adults in Southeast and South Central Idaho Kirkpatrick, C.F.
2005
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135 Not Necessarily Two Peas in a Pod: Fruit and Vegetable Intake of Cardiac Patients and Partners After a 12 Week Lifestyle Intervention Program and Follow-Up Domas, A.J.
2005
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136 Nutrient Intake and Eating Behaviors of Boys With and Without Autism Heiss, C.J.
2005
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137 Nutrient Intake and Physical Activity Related to Body Mass Index Among 12–19 Year Olds: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 1999–2000 White, K.M.
2005
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138 Nutrient Intake at the Beginning and End of the Month In Female Food Stamp Recipients Who are Food Secure (FS) and Food Insecure (FIS) Burke, C.C.
2005
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139 Nutritional Quality of Life for People With Celiac Disease Improves From Time of Diagnosis Gee, D.L.
2005
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140 Nutrition Intervention in Early Childhood Reduces Body Mass Index Or Weight for Height in Children With Special Needs Baker, V.M.
2005
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141 Nutrition Knowledge and Dietary Behavior of School-Age Children in Texas who Participated in the School Physical Activity And Nutrition Project Sasser, K.A.
2005
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142 Nutrition Services in an Early Intervention Program by a Registered Dietitian Employed by the Program Whittington, S.S.
2005
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143 Older Black Women Differ in Calcium Intake Compared to Age and Socioeconomic Matched White Women Mojtahedi, M.M.
2005
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144 Painting the Local “Foodscape”: Using a Community Food Assessment as a Service Learning Tool for Dietetic Students Harmon, A.H.
2005
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145 Partnering Food Stamp Nutrition Education With Dietetic Education McShane, P.E.
2005
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146 Pastry Crust Prepared with Trans-Fat Free Shortenings are Acceptable Substitutions for Hydrogenated Shortenings Smith, E.R.
2005
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147 Patterns of Calcium Intake and Sources in Elite Female Collegiate Athletes Heinrichs, K.L.
2005
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148 Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Patients Fail Extubation with Moderate to Severely Depleted Transferrin Levels DeTallo, C.
2005
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149 Perceived Benefits and Barriers to Consumption of Whole Wheat Bread Sjoberg, S.A.
2005
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150 Perceived Knowledge of Protein and Vitamin Nutrition Among Female Student Athletes in a Division II University Mandali, S.L.
2005
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151 Personal Digital Assistants: Do Dietitians Use Them? Turner, P.R.
2005
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152 Physical and Sensory Measures Indicate That Calcium Carbonate, Calcium Lactate, or Calcium Citrate Fortification of Flour Tortillas is Feasible Romanchik-Cerpovicz, J.E.
2005
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153 Practical Lifestyle Approach to New Behaviors (Plan B)—An Intervention to Improve the Health of a Diverse Adolescent Population Casazza, K.R.
2005
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154 Prevalence of Eating Disorders in Dietetic and Other Health-Related Majors: A Study of College Students Mehr, R.J.
2005
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155 Prevalence of Lactose Maldigestion in a Self-Selected Sample of Greek-Cypriots Potamitou, A.
2005
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156 Prevention and Treatment of Arthritis: The South Carolina Plan for Nutrition and Complementary Care Wolman, P.G.
2005
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157 Profile of Food Bank Donations: Food Sources of Key Nutrients Vaughan, L.A.
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158 Proportion of Recommended Intakes and Nutritional Adequacy of Food Intakes of Adults with Varying Levels of Food Security in 1999–2002 NHANES Taylor, C.A.
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159 Quality of Diet of Botswana’s Elderly Maruapula, S.D.
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160 Quantifying Excess Fat Free Mass in Overweight/Obese Adults Gillham, M.B.
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161 Readying Senior Adults to Reduce Sodium Intake Tansman, L.
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162 Redefining Dietetics at the Two Year Level: Reaching Transfer Students Preparing for a Variety of Professions Medlin, C.L.
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163 Relationship Between Beverage Consumption and Bone Mineral Density in Postmenopausal Women Ilich, J.Z.
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164 Relationships of Physical Constraints, Service Management, and Residents’ Food Consumption in Assisted Living Facilities Huang, H.
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165 Renal Diet and Medication Compliance—Could You Do It? Carroll, R.E.
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166 Reporting on Nutrition: Food and Health Content of High School Newspapers Wharton, C.M.
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167 Restrictive Child-feeding Practices and the Effects on Food And Nutrient Intake and Lipoproteins in Children With Hyperlipidemia Couch, S.C.
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168 Risk Factors for Development of Diabetes in Undergraduate Students at a Midwestern University Kanauss, L.L.
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169 Rural Families: An Analysis of Focus Group Data Regarding Weight Management and Risk Factor Reduction Meires, J.
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170 School Lunch Prices Compared to the Cost of Lunches Brought from Home and Fast Food Prices Rainville, A.J.
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171 Screening Patients for Nutrition Risk in a Same Day Surgery Clinic Bullard, C.I.
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172 Self-Identified Food Security Knowledge and Practices of Nurse Practitioners in Ohio Tscholl, E.A.
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173 Self-Reported Dietary Intakes Using 3-day Food Records Supplemented with Digital Photography Carnoske, C.A.
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174 Sensory Evaluation of Organic Tofu Containing Recipes by College Students in an Introductory Foods Class Ross, J.K.
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175 Shared Decision Making: A Multidisciplinary Model Williams, R.
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176 Sodium and Potassium Intakes of the U.S Adult Population: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey: 1999–2000 and 2001–2002 Kim, Y.
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177 Standardized Protocol for Using Intradialytic Parenteral Nutrition (IDPN) as an Adjunct Therapy in Severely Malnourished Hemodialysis Patients Baker, D.S.
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178 Strategies for Managing and Preventing Weight Gain, Dyslipidemia, and Diabetes with Antipsychotic Use—The Central State Hospital Wellness Initiative Arnold, C.G.
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179 Students’ Perceptions of Barriers to Three Food Safety Practices Pilling, V.K.
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180 Subclinical B12 Deficiency in Post-Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Patients: Prevalence, Implications and Prevention Maleskey, G.E.
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181 Subject Index 2005
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182 Subject Index Key 2005
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183 Sustainable Nutrition Activity Plan (SNAP): An Immersion Program to Promote Healthy Lifestyle Change and Improve Weight Status in Families Battisti, H.E.
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184 Table of Contents 2005
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185 Tailoring Intervention Strategies to Manage Students with Diabetes on a University Campus Kanauss, L.L.
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186 Teenagers with Higher Amounts of Subcutaneous Abdominal Adipose Tissue Who Report Eating More Whole Grain Foods Have Less Visceral Adipose Tissue Stallmann-Jorgensen, I.S.
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187 Televised Food Ads and Children: What Do They Request and What Do Parents Buy? Heendeniya, K.Y.
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188 Television Advertisements for ‘Fruit Containing Foods’ During Children’s Programming Have the Potential to Mislead Viewers Byrd-Bredbenner, C.
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189 Tennessee Shapes Up: A Nutrition and Physical Activity Program to Prevent Overweight and Obesity Burney, J.L.
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190 The Acceptability of Desserts Prepared With Varying Levels of a Fat-Substitute Painter, J.
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191 The Accuracy of Personal Weight Perceptions in African American Women Lofton, K.L.
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192 The Big M: Exploring Women’s Attitudes and Beliefs About Menopause and Associated Traditional and Non-Traditional Treatment Options Russell, P.J.
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193 The Children, Youth and Families Education and Research Network—CYFERnet Kurzynske, J.S.
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194 The Effect of Calcium and Vitamin D Intake on the Bone Mineral Density of Youth and Adolescents Clemens, L.H.
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195 The Effect of Experiential Education on Increasing Nutrition Knowledge in Patients With Diabetes Mellitus Pettet, L.R.
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196 The Effect of Group Phosphorus Education Sessions on Hemodialysis Patients’ Phosphorus Knowledge and Serum Phosphorus Levels Stevens, C.E.
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197 The Effect of Religiosity and Spirituality on Work Practices and Trust Levels in Managers and their Subordinates in Food and Nutrition Care Departments Oler, J.S.
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198 The Effects of a Child-Developed Healthy Food Selection and Preparation Media Campaign for Parents Condrasky, M.D.
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199 The Effects of Garden-Based Nutrition Education on 6th Grade Adolescents’ Fruit and Vegetable Preferences and Consumption McAleese, J.D.
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200 The Effects of Record Keeping on Weight Loss in Overweight Adolescents Patterson, K.
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201 The Food Security Status of Ohio Food Pantry Users and Its Relationship to Household Characteristics O’Connell, K.E.
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202 The Harris Benedict Equation is Valid for Estimating Resting Metabolic Rate in Overweight/Obese Mexican Individuals in a University Setting Perichart-Perera, O.
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203 The Knowledge, Attitudes, Personal Health Care and Patient Care Practices of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Faculty Members Regarding Weight Management Castellano, D.
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204 The Prevalence of Low Carbohydrate Diets Among Marathon Runners Schumacher, J.R.
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205 The Relationship Among Alcohol Consumption, Dietary Intake, and Body Mass Index in Young Adults May, M.C.
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206 The Relationship of Perceived Nutrition Knowledge and Ability to Plan a Healthy Meal by Female Food Stamp Recipients Living in Southeast Louisiana O’Neil, C.E.
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207 The Role of Insulin Sensitivity in the Success of Weight Loss Diets Hutchins, A.M.
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208 The Use of School Food Production Records as a Surrogate Measure of Student Intake Cullen, K.W.
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209 The Vitamin E Content of a Variety of Foods Made Exclusively from Almonds or Containing Almonds Radcliffe, J.D.
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210 Use of an Interactive Diet and Exercise Assessment Tool in Education Evers, W.D.
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211 Use of Chinese Herbs for Chinese Infant Feeding in the San Francisco Bay Area Liu, S.
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212 Using a Video Problem-Based Learning on Adolescent Obesity: A Comparison of Dietetic Interns and Medical Students Carroll, P.A.
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213 Using Electronic Mail for Surveying Customer Satisfaction Turner, J.J.
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214 Validity and Reliability of a Quantitative Food Frequency Questionnaire Measuring N-3 Fatty Acid Intakes in Cardiac Patients in the Rural Midwest Ritter-Gooder, P.
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215 Waste Comparison of Ultra-High Temperature (UHT) Milk and Skim Milk Among Elementary School-Aged Children Participating in the School Lunch Program in a Southeastern State Silagyi-Rebovich, E.J.
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216 Weight, Perceived and Desired Body Size, and Self-Reported Medical Weight Loss Advice in Female Food Stamp Recipients Living in Southeast Louisiana Wolfe, C.G.
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217 What Factors Contribute to a Healthy Body Weight in Low-Income Women? Bessinger, R.C.
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218 What We Eat ‘For Lunch’ in America Ahuja, J.K.C.
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219 While Higher Transformational Scores are Associated With Positive Job Factor Outcomes, Manager and Subordinate Perceptions of Managers’ Transformational Leadership Characteristics Differ Significantly 2005
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220 Whole Grain Food Product Availability in the Lower Mississippi Delta and The 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans Staggs, C.G.
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221 Young Adults’ Knowledge of Standard Serving Sizes and Their Ability to Estimate Servings in Typical Portions Schwartz, J.A.
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222 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS): Comparisons Within and Between Survey Years for a Midwest City School District Edwards, J.U.
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