APOs and cardiometabolic risk are tightly linked. In our new HCHS/SOL analysis published in @AJPCardio, preconception cardiometabolic abnormalities were associated with higher odds of APOs, with a clear dose response by metabolic syndrome burden. @OdaymeMD https://t.co/RT5DnjjMxD
Our recent publication on #diabetesincidence in HCHS/SOL is now available, we found differences in incidence by Hispanic/Latino background, age, and BMI. Link here: https://t.co/NNP9GzhWE9
Excited to share our recently published paper! We found #bodyimage discrepancy was associated with #disorderedeating behaviors, such as #dieting and #overeating, in a diverse group of Hispanic/Latino youth from the HCHS/SOL Youth Study. Link here:
https://t.co/XXv4KLSmsg
Celebrating Marc Gellman's retirement as Professor and Study Director of the HCHS/SOL in Miami. Excited to step into his role and help lead this fantastic team!
Excited to share our latest @PNECJournal article on maternal cortisol and child anxiety symptoms. Grateful for @NIEHS funding to be able to use this time to train and learn more about child and adolescent mental health. @tamayomarcela1
https://t.co/B5KkFUZ36b
Thank you to @NHCOA for organizing this event! I enjoyed sharing key findings from HCHS/SOL and also learned so much about ongoing research to address health disparities in Hispanics from these impressive panelists.
We are thrilled to introduce our panelists for our event “Lessons from the Field: Perspectives from Researchers using Data to Advance Health Equity”.
Join us TOMORROW at 2pm (EST) to find out how researchers are working to advance health equity!
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