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Factors influencing the nutritional health and food choices of African American HIV-positive marginally housed and homeless female substance abusers
Meena Mahadevan
, Celia B. Fisher
Nutrition and Food Studies
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Medicine & Life Sciences
African Americans
100%
Food
74%
HIV
73%
Health
51%
Malnutrition
33%
Public Assistance
28%
Eating
26%
Food Services
26%
Anti-HIV Agents
24%
Interviews
23%
Food Safety
21%
Population Control
21%
Micronutrients
20%
Vulnerable Populations
18%
Vegetables
17%
Fruit
16%
Meals
15%
Substance-Related Disorders
15%
Carbohydrates
15%
Epidemics
15%
Color
14%
Life Style
14%
Population
13%
Fats
13%
Data Analysis
13%
Public Health
12%
Diet
12%
Costs and Cost Analysis
11%
Animals
8%
Proteins
6%
Social Sciences
American
82%
food
73%
health
48%
eating behavior
29%
vegetables
17%
food safety
16%
substitution
16%
meals
16%
lack
15%
drug abuse
15%
addiction
14%
nutrition
13%
interview
12%
AIDS
12%
animal
12%
data analysis
11%
assistance
11%
public health
11%
resources
6%