Harneet Kaur
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Harneet Kaur's research investigates the intersection of public health, nutrition, and socioeconomic factors, with a particular focus on child and adolescent health. Her work examines how factors such as universal free school meals and Medicaid spending can impact health outcomes, utilizing linked education and claims data. Kaur also studies the relationship between adiposity measures, such as central adiposity and body mass index, and physical activity levels in schoolchildren residing in high-risk neighborhoods. Her research aims to provide insights into health disparities and potential interventions within specific populations.
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- Publications: 2
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Central Adiposity Versus Body Mass Index in Assessment of Adiposity-Related Differences in Physical Activity Among Schoolchildren Aged 5–12 Years in High-Risk Neighborhoods (2026)
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Universal free school meals and Medicaid spending: evidence from linked education and claims data in Arkansas (2026)
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- Universal free school meals and Medicaid spending: evidence from linked education and claims data in Arkansas
- Central Adiposity Versus Body Mass Index in Assessment of Adiposity-Related Differences in Physical Activity Among Schoolchildren Aged 5–12 Years in High-Risk Neighborhoods
- Universal free school meals and Medicaid spending: evidence from linked education and claims data in Arkansas
- Universal free school meals and Medicaid spending: evidence from linked education and claims data in Arkansas
- Universal free school meals and Medicaid spending: evidence from linked education and claims data in Arkansas
- Universal free school meals and Medicaid spending: evidence from linked education and claims data in Arkansas
- Universal free school meals and Medicaid spending: evidence from linked education and claims data in Arkansas
- Universal free school meals and Medicaid spending: evidence from linked education and claims data in Arkansas
- Central Adiposity Versus Body Mass Index in Assessment of Adiposity-Related Differences in Physical Activity Among Schoolchildren Aged 5–12 Years in High-Risk Neighborhoods
- Central Adiposity Versus Body Mass Index in Assessment of Adiposity-Related Differences in Physical Activity Among Schoolchildren Aged 5–12 Years in High-Risk Neighborhoods
- Central Adiposity Versus Body Mass Index in Assessment of Adiposity-Related Differences in Physical Activity Among Schoolchildren Aged 5–12 Years in High-Risk Neighborhoods
- Central Adiposity Versus Body Mass Index in Assessment of Adiposity-Related Differences in Physical Activity Among Schoolchildren Aged 5–12 Years in High-Risk Neighborhoods
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