Social networks and social support for healthy eating among Latina breast cancer survivors: implications for social and behavioral interventions
Danielle M. Crookes(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Heather Greenlee(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Ann Ogden Gaffney(Your Community Foundation), Isobel R. Contento(Columbia University), Corina Aycinena(Columbia University), Parisa Tehranifar(Columbia University), Pam Koch(Columbia University), Rachel C. Shelton(Columbia University)
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