J. Rankins

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A Review of Web-Assisted Interventions for Diabetes Management: Maximizing the Potential for Improving Health Outcomes

L. L. Brown, M. Lustria, J. Rankins, 2007, Journal of diabetes science and technology.

Impact of a low-intensity pedagogical model for integrating MedlinePlus exercises into middle school nutrition lessons.

J. Rankins, B. Brown, O. Kirksey, 2007, Journal of the Medical Library Association : JMLA.

MODIFYING SOUL FOOD

L. L. Brown, J. Rankins, Jaleena Wortham, 2011 .

Influences of a Chronic Disease Risk Reduction Curriculum Called “Live!” on Fat and Fiber Knowledge and Attitudes of Black and White Adolescents

L. Weatherspoon, J. Rankins, P. Ralston, 2000 .

Solar drying of mangoes: preservation of an important source of vitamin A in French-speaking West Africa.

S. Sathe, J. Rankins, M. Spicer, 2008, Journal of the American Dietetic Association.

Modified soul: A culturally sensitive process model for helping African‐Americans achieve dietary guidelines for cancer prevention

J. Rankins, 2002 .

Demystifying Weight Loss Diets

J. Rankins, Michelle S. Williams, Dykibra J. Montgomery, 2006 .

Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) intervention reduces blood pressure among hypertensive African American patients in a neighborhood health care center.

J. Rankins, B. Brown, W. Sampson, 2005, Journal of nutrition education and behavior.

Mangocom: A nutrition social marketing module for field use

J. Rankins, 1992 .

Palatability and nutritional significance of solar dried mangoes for Senegal

J. Rankins, S. Hopkinson, M. Diop, 1989 .

Modifying soul food for the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension diet (DASH) plan: implications for metabolic syndrome (DASH of Soul).

L. L. Brown, J. Rankins, Jenice Rankins, 2007, Ethnicity & disease.

Undernutrition and vitamin A deficiency in the Department of Linguère, Louga Region of Sénégal.

J. Rankins, N. Green, M. Ndiaye, 1993, The American journal of clinical nutrition.