Stephanie M McClure
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1.
McClure S, Sebert Kuhlmann A
Am J Hum Biol
. 2021 Sep;
34 Suppl 1:e23683.
PMID: 34549855
Background: If you are dually trained in anthropology and public health and your goal is an academic career, in what academic unit should you make your professional home? Should you...
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McClure S, Loux T
J Racial Ethn Health Disparities
. 2018 Apr;
5(6):1365-1372.
PMID: 29619761
Lower rates of recreational physical activity (PA) among African American (AA) adolescent girls relative to other US age/race/gender groups are assumed to reflect within-race similarity in PA attitudes and practices....
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Anderson-Fye E, McClure S, Dreyer R, Bharati A, James C
Ethn Health
. 2017 Nov;
25(1):126-140.
PMID: 29086590
: Jamaican culture is considered 'fat-loving,' and thus less likely to foster obesity stigma. However, the importance of tourism to Jamaica's economy, global trends toward a thinness aesthetic and extant...
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Colabianchi N, Coulton C, Hibbert J, McClure S, Ievers-Landis C, Davis E
Health Place
. 2014 Feb;
27:22-9.
PMID: 24524894
Defining the proper geographic scale for built environment exposures continues to present challenges. In this study, size attributes and exposure calculations from two commonly used neighborhood boundaries were compared to...
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Holt C, McClure S
Qual Health Res
. 2006 Jan;
16(2):268-81.
PMID: 16394214
In this qualitative study, the authors examine perceptions of the religiosity-health connection among African American church members. They conducted 33 interviews with members of predominately African American churches. The clergy...
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Kreuter M, McClure S
Annu Rev Public Health
. 2004 Mar;
25:439-55.
PMID: 15015929
This paper examines the role of culture as a factor in enhancing the effectiveness of health communication. We describe culture and how it may be applied in audience segmentation and...