Effect of Secular Trends on a Primary Prevention Trial: The HEALTHY Study Experience
Authors:
- Francine KaufmanFKFrancine Kaufman
- Kathryn HirstKHKathryn Hirst
- John BuseJBJohn Buse
- Gary D. FosterGFGary D. Foster
- Linn GoldbergLGLinn Goldberg
- Margaret SchneiderMSMargaret Schneider
- Myrlene StatenMSMyrlene Staten
- Elizabeth M. VendittiEVElizabeth M. Venditti
- Mamie WhiteMWMamie White
- Zenong YinZYZenong Yin
- for the HEALTHY Study GroupFGfor the HEALTHY Study Group
- 1 August 2011
- journal article
- Published by SAGE Publications in Childhood Obesity
- Vol. 7 (4) , 291-297
Abstract
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