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Diabetes Screening and Prevention in a High-Risk, Medically Isolated Border Community.
Ann V Millard, Margaret A Graham, Nelda Mier, Jesus Moralez, Maria Perez-Patron, Marlynn L May

Front Public Health· June 2017

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Integrating classroom, community, mixed-methods research, and community-based participatory research to teach public health practice.
Mudita Upadhyaya, Marlynn May, Linda Highfield

Public Health Rep· July 2015

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Walk together children with no wasted steps: community-academic partnering for equal power in NIH proposal development.
Karen Jaynes Williams, John Mark Cooks, Marlynn May, Jane Peranteau, Elizabeth Reifsnider

Prog Community Health Partnersh· February 2011

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CBPR as community health intervention: institutionalizing CBPR within community based organizations.
Marlynn May, Jon Law

Prog Community Health Partnersh· June 2010

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Environmental risk factors of disease in the Cameron Park Colonia, a Hispanic community along the Texas-Mexico border.
Irma N Ramos, Lora Baker Davis, Qiang He, Marlynn May, Kenneth S Ramos

J Immigr Minor Health· August 2008

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Promotor(a)s, the organizations in which they work, and an emerging paradox: how organizational structure and scope impact promotor(a)s' work.
Marlynn L May, Ricardo B Contreras

Health Policy· July 2007

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Community health worker training and certification programs in the United States: findings from a national survey.
Bita Arbab Kash, Marlynn Lee May, Ming Tai-Seale

Health Policy· January 2007

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Embracing the local: enriching scientific research, education, and outreach on the Texas-Mexico border through a participatory action research partnership.
Marlynn L May, Gloria J Bowman, Kenneth S Ramos, Larry Rincones, Maria G Rebollar

Environ Health Perspect· October 2003

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