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Exercise
Banks-Wallace, JoAnne. (2000). Staggering under the weight of
responsibility: The impact of culture on physical activity among African
American women. Journal of Multicultural Nursing and Health, 6(3),
24-30.
Frankish, C. James, Milligan, C. Dawne, & Reid, Colleen. (1998). A
review of relationships between active living and determinants of
health. Social Science & Medicine, 47(3), 287-301.
Musick, Marc A., House, James S., & Williams, David R. (2004).
Attendance at religious services and mortality in a national sample.
Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 45(2), 198-213.
Ofili, E. (2001). Ethnic disparities in cardiovascular health. Ethnicity
and Disease, 11, 838-840.
Samuel, Hodge C.D., Headen, S.W., Skelly, A.H., Ingram, A.F.,
Keyserling, T. C., Jackson, E.J., Ammerman, A.S., & Elasy, T.A.
(2000). Influences on day-to-day self-management of type 2 diabetes
among African-American women: Spirituality, the multi-caregiver role,
and other social context factors. Diabetes Care, 23(7), 928-933.
Vertinsky, P. (1998). "Run, Jane, run": Central tensions in the current
debate about enhancing women's health through exercise. Women and
Health, 27(4), 81-110.
Walcott-McQuigg, Jacqueline A. (1995). The relationship between
stress and weight-control behavior in African-American women.
Journal of the National Medical Association, 87(6), 427-432.
Walcott-McQuigg, Jacqueline A. (2000). Psychological factors
influencing cardiovascular risk reduction behavior in low and middle
income African-American women. Journal of National Black Nurses'
Association, 11(1), 27-35.
Diet
Dreeben, O. (2001). Health status of African Americans. Journal of
Health and Social Policy, 14, 1-17.
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