Maureen Black

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Household food insecurity: Associations with at-risk infant and toddler development

Eating behaviour

The effect of poverty on child development and educational outcomes

Children's cognitive-behavioral functioning at age 6 and 7: Prenatal drug exposure and caregiving environment

Breastfeeding and health outcomes among citizen infants of immigrant mothers

Setting priorities in global child health research investments: Assessment of principles and practice

Maltreatment history and weapon carrying among early adolescents

Depressive symptoms among rural Bangladeshi mothers: Implications for infant development

Early intervention and recovery among children with failure to thrive: Follow-up at age 8

Association of physical activity and body composition with insulin sensitivity in a community sample of adolescents

Agreement with satisfaction in adolescent body size between female caregivers and teens from a low-income African-American community

Vitamin B12 status and development of young Guatemalan children: Effects of beef and B12 supplements

Commercial baby food consumption and dietary diversity in a statewide sample of WIC infants

Preschool-aged children with iron deficiency anemia show altered affect and behavior

African American adolescent mothers and grandmothers: A multigenerational approach to parenting

The relationship between transgenerational physical abuse, conflict resolution, and emotionally abusive dating relationships among urban adolescent mothers

Child development in developing countries 3 - Strategies to avoid the loss of developmental potential in more than 200 million children in the developing world