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Exploring the relationship between neighborhood effects and diabetes, obesity and lack of sleep outcomes in Metropolitan Detroit, Michigan
Wilcox, Kyeesha M.
Text (2020)
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Electronic Theses & Dissertations
How do neighborhood, familial, and school disadvantage alter the etiology of children's antisocial behavior?
Carroll, Sarah, 1994-
Text (2020)
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Understanding the relationship between the human microbiome and urban decay/recovery among autopsied adults in Detroit, Michigan
Rzotkiewicz, Amanda T.
Text (2016)
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URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA : SPATIAL PATTERNS, DRIVING FACTORS, AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS
Sarker, Tanni
Text (2023)
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Comparison of five accelerometer metrics for assessing the temporal patterns of children's free-play physical activity
McKee, Katherine Louise
Text (2022)
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THE ORIGINS OF ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR : INFLUENCES OF GENES, DEVELOPMENT, AND CONTEXT
Carroll, Sarah Lynn
Text (2024)
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