Similar Changes in Diet Quality Indices, But Not Nutrients, Among African American Participants Randomized to Follow One of the Three Dietary Patterns of the US Dietary Guidelines: a Secondary Analysis
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James Hébert Discusses Ways to Reduce Inflammation with the Washington Post
Cassie Odahowski Selected to Join National Rural Health Association’s Rural Health Fellows Program
Being on Autopilot Can Help or Hurt Your New Year’s Resolutions. Researchers Reveal How Daytime Sleepiness Impacts Health Habits
New South Carolina Study Highlights Impact of Siblings and Screen Time on Kids’ Activity Levels
Minority Groups Increase Use Of Telehealth, But Rural-Urban Gaps Persist, and Overall Rates Remain Low
Public News Service Turns to Elizabeth Crouch for Expert Insight Into What Services Rural Youth May Need to Overcome the Effects Of Childhood Trauma
Shawn Arent Weighs in on Stairmaster vs Treadmill for Men’s Journal
Screens Hurt, Siblings Help Young Children Increase Physical Activity During Early Years
PhD in Environmental Health Sciences Student Bonnie Ertel Interviewed by the Post & Courier About Her Charleston-Based Dolphin Research
