How can we predict obesity and cardiometabolic risk?
Lisa Kakinami
- Associate Professor
- Department of Mathematics and Statistics
- obesity6
- health and wellness53
- epidemiological models3
- biostatistics
- cardiovascular health11
- behavioral medicine6
- prevention of illness10
- risk factors/protective factors9
- eating behavior8
- physical activity16
- exergaming
- poverty13
- rich/poor health gap4
- child development25
- nutrition11
- health psychology10
- socio-environmental stressors5
- multivariate statistics13
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Jennifer J. McGrath
cardiovascular health, rich/poor health gap, public health policy
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Angela Alberga
physical activity, obesity, diabetes
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Simon L. Bacon
behavioral medicine, health and wellness, behavioral trials
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Sylvia Santosa
metabolic consequences of obesity, nutrition, metabolism
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Syd Miller
health psychology, behavioral medicine, cardiovascular health
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Louis Bherer
aging (ageing), cognitive decline, physical activity
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Lisa Serbin
child development, psychosocial risk, intergenerational relations
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Carsten Wrosch
successful living, adjusting to challenges, lifespan human development
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Alexandre J. S. Morin
lifespan human development, structural equation modeling, psychometrics
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Dale Stack
infant development, child development, psychosocial risk
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Robert Kilgour
cancer, aging (ageing), cancer cachexia
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Véronique Pepin
exercise physiology, clinical exercise testing, human physiology
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Jean-Philippe Gouin
socio-environmental stressors, parenting/caregiving stress, immune dysregulation
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Geneviève Rail
women's health, sociology of medicine, biopolitics
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Maryse Fortin
spine, chronic spinal disorders, bioimaging
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Matthew Parrott
diet-cognition relationship, nutrition, dementia risk reduction
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Nicole Alberts
pain management, behavioral medicine, mHealth (mobile health selfcare)
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Hilary Rose
sexually-confused youth, homophobia and discrimination, bullying
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Nancy St-Onge
neuromuscular system, healthy joints, injury
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Mark Ellenbogen
affective disorders, oxytocin, risk factors/protective factors
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Habib Benali
computational neuroscience, neuroimaging, brain functions
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William Bukowski
peer relationships, friendships, child development
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Laura Mitchell
student engagement, student success, higher education
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Peter Morden
recreation, gentrification, cities
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Richard DeMont
injury, injury prevention, physical activity
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Andreas Bergdahl
atherosclerosis, cardiovascular health, human physiology
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Viviane Namaste
public health policy, sexual health, sexuality studies
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Gilbert Émond
HIV/AIDS, prevention of illness, homosexuality
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Barbara Woodside
maternal behavior, hormones, reproductive health
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Geoffrey Dover
chronic shoulder pain, pain management, biopsychosocial strategies