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Health Concerns of Reentry Nontraditional Women Students: A Survey of a Community College in Eastern Iowa

Gehrke, Diana D. Cooke2002

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Urinary excretion of riboflavin of college women on a self-chosen diet and the response to a saturation dose of riboflavin and thiamine

Ingalls, Ruth Louise1945

Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. Dept. of Foods and Nutrition, 1945

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The Influence of Caffeine on the Hydration Status of College-Aged Females

Shima, Carissa2005

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Osteoporosis education in college-age women

Rodzik, Elizabeth Byrne

… intervention would increase knowledge and influence women to change their behaviors (i.e., exercise and dietary calcium intake) related to osteoporosis.</p> <p>A random sample of 149 college female students participated in this study. Participants completed two questionnaires consisting …

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Constraints to African American college women's leisure-time physical activity and use of campus recreation services and facilities: A retrospective ethnographic exploration of experiences

Chumrley-Birch, Domino Ebony2019

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