• Examining the Role Dietary Habits Play with Food Access, Stress, and Chronic Conditions Among African-Americans 

  Kanfash, Noora (2018)

  African-Americans experience higher rates of chronic conditions, are more likely to live in low food access communities and not adhere to dietary recommendations. Limited research analyzes African-American adults’ diet and ...

• SUPPLEMENT USE AMONG A PRE-COLONOSCOPY POPULATION 

  O'Connor, Shanelle (2018)

  In the United States, Colorectal Cancer (CRC) is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in both males and females. In 2017, it was estimated that 50,260 people would die from colon cancer alone (American Cancer ...

• Cyberbullying: an examination of victimization, parent-child communication, collective efficacy and safe behaviors online among young adolescents 

  McHugh, Meaghan Conte (2018)

  Each year, approximately 10%-40% of adolescents are the victims of cruel online behaviors such as posting embarrassing photos or videos, purposeful exclusion, harassment, even threats of violence, often referred to as ...

• Co-occurring Tobacco and Marijuana Use among Young Adults: A Sequential Explanatory Mixed Methods Study 

  Seaman, Elizabeth Lucy (2018)

  Tobacco use is the greatest cause of preventable death in the United States and an important health behavior to study among young adults. Prior research has suggested that there is an association between tobacco and marijuana ...

• Graduate school burnout and attrition: Examining associations with substance use, mental health problems, and academic support 

  Allen, Hannah Katherine (2018)

  There is a well-established connection between health and academic achievement among high school and undergraduate students. Despite the high prevalence of substance use and mental health problems during young adulthood, ...

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