Non-Traditional Clinical Correlates of Being At-Risk for Metabolic Syndrome in a Hispanic Pediatric Population

Creator(s)

Arshman Alamian, East Tennessee State UniversityFollow
Elaine Loudermilk, East Tennessee State University
W. Andrew Clark, East Tennessee State UniversityFollow
Jonathan Peterson, East Tennessee State UniversityFollow
H. Lang
Jo-Ann Marrs, East Tennessee State UniversityFollow
T. Joyner
Karen Schetzina, East Tennessee State UniversityFollow
Liang Wang, East Tennessee State UniversityFollow
A. Morrison
M. Allison

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

3-1-2020

Citation Information

Alamian, Arshman; Loudermilk, Elaine; Clark, W. Andrew; Peterson, Jonathan; Lang, H.; Marrs, Jo-Ann; Joyner, T.; Schetzina, Karen; Wang, Liang; Morrison, A.; and Allison, M.. 2020. Non-Traditional Clinical Correlates of Being At-Risk for Metabolic Syndrome in a Hispanic Pediatric Population. World Congress of Epidemiology.