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Weighing Words: Exploring Parent-Adolescent Communication about Physical Activity, Weight, and Emotional Responses in Adolescents with Overweight/Obesity and Asthma.
BACKGROUND: Adolescent perspectives on conversations with their parents about weight and health behaviors are sorely lacking in weight-conversation research, particularly among those with an existing health condition. Addressing this gap among diverse adolescents is critical to inform health promoti
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