Low-income African American women's beliefs regarding exercise during pregnancy.
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Obesity in Pregnancy: A Qualitative Approach to Inform an Intervention for Patients and Providers."Just because you're pregnant, doesn't mean you're sick!" A qualitative study of beliefs regarding physical activity in black South African women.The Impact of Symptoms of Depression and Walking on Gestational Age at Birth in African American Women.Diabetes nurse educators' experiences of providing care for women, with gestational diabetes mellitus, from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Low-income African American women's beliefs regarding exercise during pregnancy.
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Low-income African American women's beliefs regarding exercise during pregnancy.
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Low-income African American women's beliefs regarding exercise during pregnancy.
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Low-income African American women's beliefs regarding exercise during pregnancy.
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Low-income African American women's beliefs regarding exercise during pregnancy.
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Low-income African American women's beliefs regarding exercise during pregnancy.
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Elizabeth E Krans
Judy C Chang
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10.1007/S10995-011-0883-9
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2012-08-01T00:00:00Z