Associations among Dietary Supplement Use and Dietary and Activity Behaviors by Sex and Race/Ethnicity in a Representative Multiethnic Sample of 11th-Grade Students in Texas

Agriculture & Biology

• odds ratio 100%
• nationalities and ethnic groups 93%
• eating habits 87%
• confidence interval 86%
• students 80%
• dietary supplements 70%
• gender 49%
• African Americans 32%
• sampling 28%
• physical activity 19%
• low fat foods 12%
• sedentary lifestyle 12%
• breakfast 10%
• television 10%
• vegetarian diet 10%
• body mass index 9%
• nutritional adequacy 9%
• communication (human) 8%
• diet 4%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Dietary Supplements 82%
• Sexual Behavior 78%
• Students 56%
• Odds Ratio 51%
• Confidence Intervals 48%
• Hispanic Americans 46%
• European Continental Ancestry Group 44%
• African Americans 30%
• Vegetarian Diet 11%
• Diet 11%
• Health Communication 10%
• Logistic Models 10%
• Exercise 10%
• Sampling Studies 10%
• Breakfast 9%
• Television 9%
• Sedentary Behavior 8%
• Fats 6%
• Body Mass Index 5%
• Food 5%
• Weights and Measures 5%