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Sociospatial knowledge networks: appraising community as place.
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Farmer health beliefs about an occupational illness that affects farmworkers: the case of green tobacco sickness.
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Use of mapping technology in health intervention research.
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Identifying diabetes knowledge network nodes as sites for a diabetes prevention program.
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Pesticide safety behaviors in Latino farmworker family households.
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Academic Article
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African American beliefs about diabetes.
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CAM use among older adults age 65 or older with hypertension in the United States: general use and disease treatment.
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Reducing farmworker residential pesticide exposure: evaluation of a lay health advisor intervention.
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Men's knowledge and beliefs about prostate cancer: education, race, and screening status.
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Academic Article
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Individual and job-related variation in infant feeding practices among working mothers.
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Academic Article
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HIV and sexually transmitted disease risk among male Hispanic/Latino migrant farmworkers in the Southeast: Findings from a pilot CBPR study.
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Academic Article
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Overcoming language and literacy barriers in safety and health training of agricultural workers.
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Academic Article
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Daily use of complementary and other therapies for symptoms among older adults: study design and illustrative results.
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Academic Article
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Calling the doctor: a qualitative study of patient-initiated physician consultation among rural older adults.
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Academic Article
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Eye health and safety among Latino farmworkers.
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Academic Article
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Performance of health literacy tests among older adults with diabetes.
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Academic Article
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Measuring differential beliefs in complementary therapy research: an exploration of the Complementary and Alternative Medicine Beliefs Inventory (CAMBI).
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Academic Article
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Enhancing community participation in intervention research: farmworkers and agricultural chemicals in North Carolina.
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Academic Article
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Meaning in the use of unconventional arthritis therapies.
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Academic Article
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Developing socio-spatial knowledge networks: a qualitative methodology for chronic disease prevention.
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Academic Article
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Pesticide exposure beliefs among Latino farmworkers in North Carolina's Christmas tree industry.
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Academic Article
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Aging and eating in the rural, southern United States: beliefs about salt and its effect on health.
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Academic Article
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Diabetes beliefs among low-income, white residents of a rural North Carolina community.
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Academic Article
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Older adults' use of complementary and alternative medicine for mental health: findings from the 2002 National Health Interview Survey.
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Academic Article
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Complementary and alternative medicine use among adults with diabetes in the United States.
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Academic Article
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Treating skin disease: self-management behaviors of Latino farmworkers.
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Academic Article
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How do parents of children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) perceive their therapies?
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Academic Article
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Older adults' common sense models of diabetes.
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Academic Article
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Men's knowledge and beliefs about colorectal cancer and 3 screenings: education, race, and screening status.
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Academic Article
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Cultural basis for diabetes-related beliefs among low- and high-education African American, American Indian, and white older adults.
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Concept
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Knowledge
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Concept
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Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
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Academic Article
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Recruiting underserved mothers to medical research: findings from North Carolina.
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Academic Article
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Occupational safety beliefs among Latino residential roofing workers.
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Academic Article
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Assessment of a short diabetes knowledge instrument for older and minority adults.
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Academic Article
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"…you earn money by suffering pain:" Beliefs About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Among Latino Poultry Processing Workers.
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Academic Article
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Unreliable item or inconsistent person? A study of variation in health beliefs and belief-anchors to biomedical models.
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Academic Article
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Latino Mothers in Farmworker Families' Beliefs About Preschool Children's Physical Activity and Play.
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Academic Article
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Diet Quality among Preschool-Age Children of Latino Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers in the United States.
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Academic Article
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"He Beat You in the Blood": Knowledge and Beliefs About the Transmission of Traits Among Latinos from Mexico and Central America.
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Grant
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Farmworker Housing Quality and Health: A Transdisciplinary Conference
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Grant
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REDUCING FARMWORKERS EXPOSURE TO AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS
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Grant
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Maximizing the Impact of ePHIM in Low-Income, Multiethnic Populations
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Grant
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FARMWORKERS AND PESTICIDES--COMMUNITY BASED RESEARCH
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Grant
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A CBPR Approach to Biomedical &Behavioral Health Communication with Farmworkers
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Grant
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Scientific Integrity in Community-Based Participatory Research
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Grant
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Differences in CAM Use Among Minority Older Adults
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Grant
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Casa A Campo: Pesticide Safety for Farmworkers' Families
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Grant
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Ethnic Variation in CAM Use and Health Self Management among Rural Older Adults
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Grant
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African American Men Prostate &Colorectal Cancer Belief
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Grant
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Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries in the Southeast: Immigrant Worker Health
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Academic Article
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Child Work Safety on the Farms of Local Agricultural Market Producers: Parent and Child Perspectives.
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Academic Article
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Medical Pluralism in the Use of Sobadores among Mexican Immigrants to North Carolina.
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Academic Article
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HPV Knowledge and Vaccine Initiation Among Mexican-Born Farmworkers in North Carolina.
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Academic Article
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Cancer Knowledge Among Mexican Immigrant Farmworkers in North Carolina.
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Academic Article
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Attitudes and knowledge about direct and indirect risks among conventional and complementary health care providers in cancer care.
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Academic Article
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Conventional and complementary cancer treatments: where do conventional and complementary providers seek information about these modalities?
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