Angela Incollingo Rodriguez

Assistant Professor

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

United States

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Angela Incollingo Rodriguez is an Assistant Professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in the United States. Her research primarily focuses on weight stigma, maternal health, and the interplay of social science and genetics. Recent articles by Dr. Incollingo Rodriguez delve into topics such as acculturative stress in Latinx mothers, the impact of smartphone usage on consumption patterns, and the examination of structural racism in health outcomes.

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Nicola Heslehurst

Senior Lecturer in Maternal Nutrition

Newcastle University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Elke Rundensteiner

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

UNITED STATES

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Shelly Russell-Mayhew

Professor

University of Calgary

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Elizabeth Evans

Assistant professor

University of Durham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Angela Incollingo Rodriguez

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Articles (12)

INPHOVIS: Interactive visual analytics for smartphone-based digital phenotyping

Close Relationships as Sources of Pregnancy-Related Weight Stigma for Expecting and New Mothers

Support or stigma? Investigating weight stigma and close relationships from pregnancy through the postpartum.

Increasing the use of functional and multimodal genetic data in social science research.

Acculturative stress, telomere length, and postpartum depression in Latinx mothers

Association between daily smartphone use and consumption: Should we put the phones down?

Depression Predicts Chronic Pain Interference in Racially Diverse, Income-Disadvantaged Patients

Exploring weight bias internalization in pregnancy

Methodological approaches for studying structural racism and its biopsychosocial impact on health

Newspaper media framing of maternal obesity in the UK: a review and framework synthesis

Newspaper media framing of obesity during pregnancy in the UK: A review and framework synthesis

Oxytocin modulates sensitivity to acculturation and discrimination stress in pregnancy

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Nicola Heslehurst

Elke Rundensteiner

Shelly Russell-Mayhew

Elizabeth Evans

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