Sealy, Y.M. (2010) Parents’ food choices Obesity among minority parents and children. Journal of Community Health Nursing, 27, 1-11. doi10.1080/07370010903466072 - References

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Sealy, Y.M. (2010) Parents’ food choices: Obesity among minority parents and children. Journal of Community Health Nursing, 27, 1-11. doi:10.1080/07370010903466072

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