Associations of home food availability, dietary intake, screen time and physical activity with BMI in young American-Indian children

Keyphrases

• Physical Activity 100%
• Dietary Intake 100%
• American Indian Adolescents 100%
• Home Food Availability 100%
• Activity Time 100%
• Screen Time 100%
• Intake Screen 100%
• Home Environmental Factor 100%
• Parent Caregivers 66%
• South Dakota 33%
• Northern Plains 33%
• Vegetables 33%
• Indian Reservations 33%
• Socioeconomic Status 33%
• Childhood Obesity Prevention 33%
• Home Environment 33%
• Healthful Foods 33%
• Multivariable 33%
• Prevention Trials 33%
• Child nutrition 33%
• Perceived Barriers 33%
• Weighting Factor 33%
• Weight Status 33%
• Childhood BMI 33%
• High Probability 33%
• Mixed Models 33%
• Fast Food Consumption 33%
• Healthful Behaviors 33%
• Child Weight Status 33%
• Baseline Predictors 33%
• Food at Home 33%
• Kindergarten children 33%
• Plains Indians 33%
• Obesity Intervention 33%
• Barriers to Physical Activity 33%
• BMI Classification 33%

Food Science

• Dietary Intake 100%
• Home Food Availability 100%
• Food Intake 50%
• Fast Food 50%
• Food at Home 50%