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Lisa Chaudhari

California State University--Northridge

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College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Urban Studies And Planning

Health Equity and Research Education Center

Institute for Sustainability

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Health Equity and Research Education Center (HERE)

Institute for Sustainability

Health Equity Research & Education Center

NoneLisa Chaudhari is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences faculty at California State University--Northridge.

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Lisa Chaudhari

California State University--Northridge

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public health maycoba project health policy agricultural economics obesity population health diabetes livelihoods food systems community development sustainable development food policy diabetes care applied geography food security health geography diabetes epidemiology rural mexican community environmental science environmental health environmental research regional studies environmental impact assessment environmental health perspective ecotoxicology agricultural history sustainable tourism environmental planning urban greening applied ecology latin american research public health nutrition child nutrition chronic disease management environmental epidemiology disparate impact food sovereignty sustainable food systems food sustainability rural sociology land-use planning land management urban agriculture urban gardening maternal-fetal medicine food distribution nutrition security population nutrition qualitative analysis physical education community practice education physical exercise disease mapping diabetes mellitus geospatial data high-risk populations driven increases pima indians food environment lifestyle change population genetically prone study design mexican pimas lactation support products los angeles county earliest food deserts type 2 health environment rural community

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Geospatial Network Analysis of the Health Environment for Type 2 Diabetes (T2Dm) in a Rural Community in Sonora, Mexico. The Southwestern Geographer (2025)

diabetesdiabetes mellitusgeographic information systemshealth geographyspatial analysisgeospatial datarural healthdiabetes epidemiologypopulation healthtype 2geographypublic healthdiabetes carerural communitydiabetes researchapplied geographygeographical information sciencedisease mappinghealth environment

Qualitative Analysis of a Kinesiology Student-Led Sustainable Exercise Program Targeting Underserved Communities. Journal of Physical Activity and Health (2022)

qualitative analysiskinesiologycommunity engagementcommunity-engaged researchphysical activitydance educationyouth servicescommunity practice educationqualitative researchrehabilitationphysical educationphysical exercise

The Earliest Food Deserts: Availability of Infant and Follow-on Formula, and Lactation Support Products Among Stores in Black and Non-Hispanic White Zip Codes in Los Angeles County. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2021)

Kacie C. A. BlackmanSabrina SmileyWenonah ValentineLisa ChaudhariPatty KwanWyconda Cotton-CurtisCarrie SaetermoeThomas Chan

rural healthfood systemsearliest food desertschild nutritionpublic health nutritionmaternal-fetal medicinefood securitylactation support productspediatricsmaternal healthhealth policyfood distributionpopulation nutritionlos angeles countypublic healthnutrition securityfood policy

Environmentally Driven Increases in Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity in Pima Indians and Non-Pimas in Mexico Over a 15-Year Period: The Maycoba Project. Diabetes Care (2015)

Julian Esparza-RomeroMauro E. ValenciaRene Urquidez-RomeroLisa S. ChaudhariRobert L. HansonWilliam C. KnowlerEric RavussinPeter H. BennettLeslie O. Schulz

diabetesmaycoba projectenvironmental health perspectivehealth geographyenvironmental scienceenvironmental healthchronic disease managementdiabetes epidemiologypopulation healthenvironmental impact assessmentenvironmental researchdriven increasesenvironmental epidemiologypublic healthdisparate impactdiabetes careecotoxicologyobesityhealth policyregional studiespima indians

High-Risk Populations: The Pimas of Arizona and Mexico. Current Obesity Reports (2015)

Leslie O SchulzLisa S Chaudhari

high-risk populationsobesitypublic health

Study Design of the Maycoba Project: Obesity and Diabetes in Mexican Pimas. American Journal of Health Behavior (2014)

Rene Urquidez-RomeroJulian Esparza-RomeroLisa S. ChaudhariR. Cruz BegayMario GiraldoEric RavussinWilliam C. KnowlerRobert L. HansonPeter H. BennettLeslie O. SchulzMauro E. Valencia

diabetesmexican pimasmaycoba projectpopulation healthhealth policystudy designlatin american researchpublic healthhealth sciencesobesity

Fifteen Years of Change in the Food Environment in a Rural Mexican Community: The Maycoba Project. Rural and Remote Health (2013)

community developmentsustainable developmentlivelihoodsfood systemsagricultural historyfood sovereigntyfood securitymaycoba projectrural mexican communityfood sustainabilitysustainable agriculturepublic healthfood environmentsustainable food systemsfood policyagricultural economics

Land-Use and Land-Cover Assessment for the Study of Lifestyle Change in a Rural Mexican Community: The Maycoba Project. International Journal of Health Geographics (2012)

community developmentapplied geographylivelihoodssustainable developmentlifestyle changeland useland managementmaycoba projectrural mexican communityland-use planningsustainable tourismgeographyenvironmental planningrural sociologyagricultural economics

An Exploration of Gardens in Maycoba, Mexico: Change in the Environment of a Population Genetically Prone to Diabetes. The International Journal of Health Wellness and Society (2011)

applied ecologyurban greeninghuman impacts on the environmentnatural resource managementurban agricultureurban ecologyurban gardeningpopulation genetically proneecologyagricultural economics

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Lisa Chaudhari

California State University--Northridge

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Urban Studies And Planning

Health Equity and Research Education Center

Institute for Sustainability

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Health Equity and Research Education Center (HERE)

Institute for Sustainability

Health Equity Research & Education Center

NoneLisa Chaudhari is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences faculty at California State University--Northridge.

Honors

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Lisa Chaudhari

California State University--Northridge

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Geospatial Network Analysis of the Health Environment for Type 2 Diabetes (T2Dm) in a Rural Community in Sonora, Mexico. The Southwestern Geographer (2025)

Qualitative Analysis of a Kinesiology Student-Led Sustainable Exercise Program Targeting Underserved Communities. Journal of Physical Activity and Health (2022)

Kacie C. A. BlackmanSabrina SmileyWenonah ValentineLisa ChaudhariPatty KwanWyconda Cotton-CurtisCarrie SaetermoeThomas Chan

Environmentally Driven Increases in Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity in Pima Indians and Non-Pimas in Mexico Over a 15-Year Period: The Maycoba Project. Diabetes Care (2015)

Julian Esparza-RomeroMauro E. ValenciaRene Urquidez-RomeroLisa S. ChaudhariRobert L. HansonWilliam C. KnowlerEric RavussinPeter H. BennettLeslie O. Schulz

High-Risk Populations: The Pimas of Arizona and Mexico. Current Obesity Reports (2015)

Leslie O SchulzLisa S Chaudhari

high-risk populationsobesitypublic health

Study Design of the Maycoba Project: Obesity and Diabetes in Mexican Pimas. American Journal of Health Behavior (2014)

Rene Urquidez-RomeroJulian Esparza-RomeroLisa S. ChaudhariR. Cruz BegayMario GiraldoEric RavussinWilliam C. KnowlerRobert L. HansonPeter H. BennettLeslie O. SchulzMauro E. Valencia

diabetesmexican pimasmaycoba projectpopulation healthhealth policystudy designlatin american researchpublic healthhealth sciencesobesity

Fifteen Years of Change in the Food Environment in a Rural Mexican Community: The Maycoba Project. Rural and Remote Health (2013)

Land-Use and Land-Cover Assessment for the Study of Lifestyle Change in a Rural Mexican Community: The Maycoba Project. International Journal of Health Geographics (2012)

An Exploration of Gardens in Maycoba, Mexico: Change in the Environment of a Population Genetically Prone to Diabetes. The International Journal of Health Wellness and Society (2011)

applied ecologyurban greeninghuman impacts on the environmentnatural resource managementurban agricultureurban ecologyurban gardeningpopulation genetically proneecologyagricultural economics

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