William T Dalton 3rd
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Crenshaw C, Mozen D, Dalton 3rd W, Slawson D
Int J Health Sci Educ
. 2015 Dec;
2(2).
PMID: 26636111
was a cluster-randomized trial to evaluate a cross-peer school-based obesity prevention program in Southern Appalachia. Undergraduate students from the disciplines of Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Public Health were trained as peer...
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Mozen D, Dalton 3rd W, McKeehan T, Slawson D
Int J Health Sci Educ
. 2015 Dec;
2(1).
PMID: 26636110
No abstract available.
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Slawson D, Dalton 3rd W, Dula T, Southerland J, Wang L, Littleton M, et al.
Contemp Clin Trials
. 2015 May;
43:39-52.
PMID: 25937506
The proportion of obese adolescents in Southern Appalachia is among the highest in the nation. Through funding from the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities--National Institutes of Health,...
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Martin B, Dalton 3rd W, Williams S, Slawson D, Dunn M, Johns-Wommack R
J Sch Health
. 2014 Aug;
84(2):116-23.
PMID: 25099426
Background: Weight misperception has been documented among children although the impact on health risk behaviors is less understood, particularly among middle school students. The goals of this study were to...
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Dixon Jr W, Dalton 3rd W, Berry S, Carroll V
Infant Behav Dev
. 2014 Jun;
37(3):428-34.
PMID: 24956502
Both researchers and primary care providers vary in their methods for assessing weight status in infants. The purpose of the present investigation was to compare standing-height-derived to recumbent-length-derived weight-for-length standardized...
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Dalton 3rd W, Wang L, Southerland J, Schetzina K, Slawson D
South Med J
. 2014 Jun;
107(6):348-55.
PMID: 24945166
Objectives: The purpose of the study was to examine potential differences between two approaches to defining adolescent weight misperception. Specifically, weight status perception was compared with self-reported weight status and...
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Dalton 3rd W, Schetzina K, McBee M, Maphis L, Fulton-Robinson H, Ho A, et al.
Child Obes
. 2013 Oct;
9(6):501-8.
PMID: 24152081
Background: Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) has been recognized as an important target and health outcome in obesity research. The current study aimed to examine HRQoL in overweight or obese...
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Wang L, Dalton 3rd W, Schetzina K, Fulton-Robinson H, Holt N, Ho A, et al.
South Med J
. 2013 Oct;
106(10):550-7.
PMID: 24096948
Objectives: This study examined the relation of multiple aspects of the home food environment to dietary intake and body weight among overweight and obese children in southern Appalachia. Methods: The...
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Slawson D, Southerland J, Lowe E, Dalton 3rd W, Pfortmiller D, Schetzina K
J Sch Health
. 2013 Jun;
83(7):485-92.
PMID: 23782091
Background: School-based interventions hold promise for child obesity prevention. Implemented as a part of the Winning With Wellness obesity prevention project, the "Go Slow Whoa" meal pattern (GSW) was designed...
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Dalton 3rd W, Schetzina K, Holt N, Fulton-Robinson H, Ho A, Tudiver F, et al.
Contemp Clin Trials
. 2011 Jul;
32(6):882-92.
PMID: 21777701
Child obesity has become an important public health concern, especially in rural areas. Primary care providers are well positioned to intervene with children and their parents, but encounter many barriers...