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Special Section on The health and wellbeing of black women in the Atlantic Diaspora

Black families’ perceptions of barriers to the practice of a healthy lifestyle: a qualitative study in the UK

Bertha M.N. Ochieng School of Health Studies, University of Bradford, 25 Trinity Road, Bradford BD5 0BB, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 6-16 | Received 31 Oct 2010, Accepted 29 Jul 2011, Published online: 31 Aug 2011

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Bertha M. N. Ochieng. (2020) Healthy weight maintenance strategy in early childhood: The views of black African migrant parents and health visitors. Health & Social Care in the Community 28:5, pages 1551-1559.
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Deborah A. Potter, Lisa B. Markowitz, Siobhan E. Smith, Theresa A. Rajack-Talley, Margaret U. D’Silva, Lindsay J. Della, Latrica E. Best & Quaniqua Carthan. (2016) Healthicization and Lay Knowledge About Eating Practices in Two African American Communities. Qualitative Health Research 26:14, pages 1961-1974.
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Bertha Ochieng. 2016. Religion, Faith and Crime. Religion, Faith and Crime 307 324 .
Bertha MN Ochieng. (2013) Minority ethnic adolescents’ wellbeing: Child rearing practices and positive family influences. Health Education Journal 73:3, pages 324-331.
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E. Rawlins, G. Baker, M. Maynard & S. Harding. (2012) Perceptions of healthy eating and physical activity in an ethnically diverse sample of young children and their parents: the DEAL prevention of obesity study . Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics 26:2, pages 132-144.
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