BL Rochelle
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Also affiliated: Arkansas Children's Hospital (2026)
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BL Rochelle's research focuses on public health issues affecting adolescents and infants. Recent publications investigate the prevalence of social determinants of health in adolescents with eating disorders, and the correlation between intimate partner violence and sexually transmitted infections in this population. Additional work examines factors associated with readmission for growth faltering in infants and the improper utilization of head ultrasounds for infants. Rochelle collaborates with researchers O Kas-Osoka, G Turbyfill, K Curran, and E Wilson at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, with whom they have co-authored multiple publications.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 1
Selected Publications
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Risk beyond relationships: intimate partner violence and rates of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents (2026)
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Evaluation of factors associated with readmission for growth faltering (2026)
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Hidden weights: prevalence of social determinants of health in adolescents with eating disorders (2026)
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- Hidden weights: prevalence of social determinants of health in adolescents with eating disorders
- Risk beyond relationships: intimate partner violence and rates of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents
- Hidden weights: prevalence of social determinants of health in adolescents with eating disorders
- Risk beyond relationships: intimate partner violence and rates of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents
- Hidden weights: prevalence of social determinants of health in adolescents with eating disorders
- Evaluation of factors associated with readmission for growth faltering
- Evaluation of factors associated with readmission for growth faltering
- Evaluation of factors associated with readmission for growth faltering
- Evaluation of factors associated with readmission for growth faltering
- Evaluation of factors associated with readmission for growth faltering
- Risk beyond relationships: intimate partner violence and rates of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents
- Risk beyond relationships: intimate partner violence and rates of sexually transmitted infections in adolescents
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