2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jneb.2011.02.014
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Cultural Adaptation of a Nutrition Education Curriculum for Latino Families to Promote Acceptance

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“…US demographics have changed dramatically in recent years, [82] let alone since the development of nutrition interventions in the 1940s [83]. Existing interventions and programs tend to focus on single caregivers and do not formally incorporate other caregivers in nutrition education and programs [84,85]. Furthermore, prior research on feeding focuses on the parents (usually mothers) in isolation, whereas this project focuses on mothers and trusted other caregivers.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…US demographics have changed dramatically in recent years, [82] let alone since the development of nutrition interventions in the 1940s [83]. Existing interventions and programs tend to focus on single caregivers and do not formally incorporate other caregivers in nutrition education and programs [84,85]. Furthermore, prior research on feeding focuses on the parents (usually mothers) in isolation, whereas this project focuses on mothers and trusted other caregivers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These counties are characterized by oftenoverlapping pockets of high poverty and ethnic minority populations. Latinxs constitute the largest minority group in these counties -- 84 [3]. Among California fifth graders, 49% of children in Imperial, 36% in Orange, 40% in Riverside, and 42% in San Bernardino counties are obese [54].…”
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“…A intervenção foi um programa educacional adaptado à cultura regional baseada em evidências prévias [6][7][8][9][10][11][12] . Foram abordados temas de atividade física, alimentação e controle de estresse.…”
Section: Intervenção Em Educação Em Saúdeunclassified
“…196 Educators are needed to provide nutrition education and culturally-relevant cooking and food preparation classes to consumers so that they will choose to purchase healthy foods if they are available and affordable. 197 Among this array of different actors, lawyers and the legal profession have an essential role to play in supporting the alternative food system and thereby helping to improve the public health of the nation. As described above, small and mid-size producers suffer acutely from a range of programmatic and policy barriers and legal and regulatory hurdles because they generally are not able to afford the legal expertise needed to help them to learn how to structure their businesses or get the proper permits.…”
Section: The Role For Lawyers In Supporting the Alternative Food Smentioning
confidence: 99%