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The Impact of Undergraduate Research Training on Students' Post Graduation Plans
(2020)The Houston-area Opportunities for Undergraduate Student Training in Obesity & Nutrition (HOUSTON) Academy is housed in the Department of Health and Human Performance. The HOUSTON Academy provides undergraduate students ... -
Carotenoid Measurement in Infant Formula Using a Validated Analytical Method
(2020)Background: Studying the effects of dietary carotenoids in infants is complicated due to an absence of information on carotenoid concentrations in formula and due to naturally variable amounts found in human milk. Therefore, ... -
Nd & Sr isotopes from the Mid Cenomanian Event (MCE) derived from the Eagle Ford Group, West Texas
(2020)Ocean anoxic events (OAEs) occur during Earth’s greenhouse states and are defined as periods of anoxia within all oceans. While geochemical constraints of ocean anoxia such as rapid increases in seawater δ13Corg are well ... -
Race, Class, Gender and COVID-19: Identifying barriers along paths leading to equitable health outcomes
(2020)Systematic health and social inequities increase vulnerabilities racial and ethnic minority groups, placing them at higher risk of getting infected and dying from the new coronavirus, or COVID-19, caused by SARS-CoV-2. ... -
Examining the Relationship between Sleep Problems, Trauma, Anxiety and Executive Function in Youth during Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment
(2020)Childhood trauma is related to executive function (EF) difficulties (Lu et al., 2017) and children exhibit an increase in executive control as their sleep problems decrease (Friedman et al., 2009). It has been suggested ...