Income, Race and its Association with Obesogenic Behaviors of U.S. Children and Adolescents, NHANES 2003-2006.
Ethan T HuntKeith BrazendaleCaroline DunnAlycia K BouttéJihong LiuJames HardinMichael W BeetsR Glenn WeaverPublished in: Journal of community health (2020)
There appears to be a complex relationship that varies by race/ethnicity between income, obesogenic behaviors, and adiposity levels among children and adolescents. More work is needed to identify the behavioral mechanisms that are driving disparate rates of overweight and obesity among minority children and those from low-income households.