Publications by Angela Craigie - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Angela Craigie Professor Ashley Adamson Professor John Mathers	Tracking of obesity-related behaviours from childhood to adulthood: A systematic review	2011
Angela Craigie Professor John Matthews Emeritus Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn Dr Amelia Lake Professor John Mathers et al.	Raised adolescent body mass index predicts the development of adiposity and a central distribution of body fat in adulthood: a longitudinal study	2009
Dr Amelia Lake Professor Ashley Adamson Angela Craigie Emeritus Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn Professor John Mathers et al.	Tracking of Dietary Intake and Factors Associated with Dietary Change from Early Adolescence to Adulthood: The ASH30 Study	2009
Angela Craigie Professor Ashley Adamson Dr Amelia Lake Megan Gibbons Professor John Matthews et al.	Lifecourse influences on nutrient intake in adulthood	2005
Angela Craigie Professor John Mathers Emeritus Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn Professor Ashley Adamson	Change in nutrient intake between adolescence and adulthood: A 21-year longitudial study	2004
Angela Craigie Dr Amelia Lake Megan Gibbons Emeritus Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn Professor John Mathers et al.	Tracking of adiposity and dietary intake from adolescence to adulthood: a longitudinal study	2003
Dr Amelia Lake Angela Craigie Megan Gibbons Emeritus Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn Professor John Mathers et al.	Aggregation of diets containing fatty and sugary foods and fruit and vegetables within cohabiting couples	2002
Dr Amelia Lake Angela Craigie Megan Gibbons Dr Robert Hyland Emeritus Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn et al.	Investigating change in eating patterns from adolescence to adulthood: a preliminary analysis	2002
Angela Craigie Dr Amelia Lake Megan Gibbons Professor Ashley Adamson Emeritus Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn et al.	The stability of food intake between adolescence and adulthood: a 21-year follow-up	2002
Dr Amelia Lake Angela Craigie Megan Gibbons Professor Ashley Adamson Emeritus Professor Andrew Rugg-Gunn et al.	Body mass index from young adolescence to adulthood: a 20 year follow-up	2001