“…However, throughout the last decade, there have been 9 systematic reviews examining obesity prevention and treatment among Hispanic youth in the U.S. 3−11 These reviews have reported mixed results 4,6 or only individual study effect sizes suggesting small-to-moderate intervention effects on youth weight status. 3,5,6 These reviews concluded that interventions with significant findings were generally grounded in theory 3,8 and had older children, 3 parental involvement, 3,5,8,9,11 multiple settings, 9 longer implementation periods, 3,10 and higher ratings of study quality than other studies. 6 Notably, each of the reviews mentioned earlier included only 4 −24 interventions; was limited to examining studies targeted at specific age ranges (e.g., only preschool), 11 intervention designs (e.g., only RCTs), settings (e.g., only school-based), or types (e.g., treatment only); and focused almost exclusively on weight status rather than on lifestyle behaviors.…”