Home Food Environment and Consumption of Energy-Dense Food among Obese Children in Southern Appalachia

Home Food Environment and Consumption of Energy-Dense Food among Obese Children in Southern Appalachia

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Wu, Tiejian, Schetzina, Karen E., Dalton, William T., Tudiver, Fred, Robinson, Hazel, Holt, Nicole
Published:	Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University 2011
Subjects:	obesity children Southern Appalachia energy-dense food Pediatrics Maternal Child Health
Online Access:	https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/5083

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