Intrafamilial Characteristics Are Important Predictors of Children's Diets in New Mexico's Border .

Introduction: We assessed selected nutritional indicators in Mexican-origin children in two low-income, rural in New Mexico on the U.S.-Mexico border.

Patterns of Screen Time Among Rural Mexican-American Children on the New Mexico-Mexico Border.

Introduction: The prevalence of obesity is 26% among Hispanic children and teenagers and 47% among Hispanic adults. One contributor to obesity is sedentary behavior, such as using electronic screen devices (ie, screens). Low-income and Hispanic youths spend more time using such devices than other youths.