Household, psychosocial, and individual-level factors associated with fruit, vegetable, and fiber intake among low-income urban African American youth von Trude, Angela Cristina Bizzotto, Kharmats, Anna Yevgenyevna, Hurley, Kristen Marie, Anderson Steeves, Elizabeth, Talegawkar, Sameera A, Gittelsohn, Joel

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High energy consumption among infants of mothers with depressive symptoms is mediated through indulgent feeding von Hurley, Kristen Marie, Black, Maureen M, Caulfield, Laura E

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Commercial baby food consumption and dietary diversity in a statewide sample of WIC infants von Hurley, Kristen Marie, Black, Maureen M

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Non‐responsive feeding styles are related to maternal mental health symptomatology and low rates of breastfeeding von Hurley, Kristen Marie, Black, Maureen M, Papas, Mia A, Caulfield, Laura E

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In a statewide sample of WIC participants, Hispanic mothers are more likely to follow AAP infant feeding recommendations than African American or White mothers von Hurley, Kristen Marie, Knolhoff, Kathleen, Dallavalle, Mary, Black, Maureen M

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When increasing vegetable production may worsen food availability gaps: A simulation model in India von Spiker, Marie L., Welling, Joel, Hertenstein, Daniel, Mishra, Suvankar, Mishra, Krishna, Hurley, Kristen M., Neff, Roni A., Fanzo, Jess, Lee, Bruce Y.

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Marginal Food Insecurity is Associated with Increased Sodium and Decreased Fruit Consumption in Mothers and Toddlers from Low‐income Households von Spiker, Marie, Hurley, Kristen, Wang, Yan, Arbaiza, Raquel, Black, Maureen

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