Status: Active
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Deep in the Heart
Community-driven, evidence-based program to improve women’s heart health expands to South Texas .
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The Change Club
The Change Club is a community-based civic engagement National Cancer Institute R01 study that takes place in Texas and New York communities.
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The USDA Nutrition Hub at Texas A&M: Healthy Communities & Nutrition Security for All
The USDA Nutrition Hub at Texas A&M is designed to improve food and nutrition security, reduce diet-related chronic diseases, and improve population health throughout Texas and the United States, through developing and enhancing transdisciplinary collaboration and partnerships, compiling and disseminating precision nutrition resources, and fostering education and training opportunities.
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Healthy School Recognized Campus (HSRC) DRCT Study
Healthy School Recognized Campus is an initiative from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in which schools complete a school-wide walking challenge, one youth program, and one adult program within one school year.
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Spanish Translation of USDA EFNEP Food and Physical Activity Behavior Questionnaire
This study involves a collection of psychometric testing to establish face validity and semantic equivalence of the Food and Physical Activity Behavior Questionnaire (FPABQ) in Spanish for EFNEP-eligible Spanish-speaking adults.
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Play Streets
Play Streets refer to the temporary closure of streets, that for a specified time period (3-5 hours) create a safe, publicly accessible space for children, adolescents, and/or their families to engage in active play.
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Evaluation of Pay-What-You-Can Community Cafés
The community cafes are a novel approach to addressing food insecurity since everyone is welcome to dine and participate in the running of the cafe, regardless of their ability to pay for their meal.
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StrongPeople Strong Hearts Digital
Coming soon! An app-based, fully remote research study focusing on heart health for women.