Ro Di Brezzo
Researcher
Also affiliated: DePauw University (2007); Austin Peay State University (2011); Sam Houston State University (2011); Truman State University (2007); University of Oklahoma (2007)
Faculty Researcher
Research Areas
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Ro Di Brezzo's research primarily focuses on the intersection of media, communication, and public health. Their work investigates how different forms of media influence public perception and behavior related to health issues. This includes examining the dissemination of health information and the impact of communication strategies on health outcomes. Di Brezzo has published on topics related to media studies and public health research.
Metrics
- h-index: 7
- Publications: 34
- Citations: 208
Selected Publications
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Meaning making in long‐term care: what do certified nursing assistants think? (2016)
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Thermic effect of food, exercise, and total energy expenditure in active females (2014)
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Early Adaptations to Eccentric and High-Velocity Training on Strength and Functional Performance in Community-Dwelling Older Adults (2012)
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Incidence of Sarcopenia among Premenopausal Women (2011)
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Predicting Perceived Mental and Physical Health from Stress and Fitness in University Administrators: Pilot Study (2011)
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The Effects of Two Different Arm Positions and Weight Status on Select Kinematic Variables During the Bodyweight Squat (2011)
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Predicting Bone Mass in College Aged Female Gymnasts (2010)
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Differences Between Two Exercise Programs On Measuring Fall Risk In Older Adults (2009)
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Razorsharp Nutritional Counseling: Why Athletes Need Nutritional Counseling and Guidance (2009)
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Functional Balance Training in Collegiate Women Athletes (2009)
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Walking Velocity in Broilers (2008)
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143 (2007)
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Relationship Between Muscular Power and Bone Mineral Density (2007)
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Body Composition and Fitness Correlates of Bone Mineral Content Among Elderly Women (2007)
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Comparison of Factors Contributing to Anaerobic Power in Overweight and Underweight College Men and Women (2007)
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