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Mark Pereira

Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

University of Minnesota

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School of Public Health

Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

Mark Pereira is currently serving as a Division Of Epidemiology & Community Health Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health at University of Minnesota.

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Mark Pereira

University of Minnesota

Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

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Abstract Mp76: Joint Associations of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior With Cardiovascular Disease Risk (Pooled Analysis of Six Nhlbi Cohorts). Circulation (2025)

Francis Ryan AvenidoZachary PopeChristine PrisselNathan MitchellMahesh MathewPamela SchreinerDavid JacobsLin Yee ChenSusan HeckbertElsayed SolimanDonald Lloyd-JonesKelley GabrielDavid SiscovickBruce PsatyPhyllis SteinMercedes CarnethonDaniel LevyMark Pereira

public healthpooled analysisnhlbi cohortsphysical activitysedentary behaviorcardiovascular disease riskcardiovascular disease

Abstract P2121: Associations of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior With Cvd Risk: Mediation by Cardiac Autonomic Function (Pooled Analysis of Six Nhlbi Cohorts). Circulation (2025)

Zachary PopeFrancis Ryan AvenidoChristine PrisselNathan MitchellMahesh MathewPamela SchreinerDavid JacobsLin Yee ChenSusan HeckbertElsayed SolimanDonald Lloyd-JonesKelley GabrielDavid SiscovickBruce PsatyPhyllis SteinMercedes CarnethonDaniel LevyMark Pereira

pooled analysisnhlbi cohortsphysical activitycardiac autonomic functioncvd risksedentary behaviorhealth sciences

CORRECTION: Maintenance Effects of a Multilevel Workplace Intervention to Reduce Sedentary Time: Twenty-Four-Month Follow-Up of the Group Randomized Clinical Trial ‘Stand and Move at Work’. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (2025)

Krista S LeonardMiranda LaroucheNathan R MitchellSarah A RydellMeynard John ToledoSarah L MullaneKristina HasanajJunia N de BritoMatthew P BumanMark A Pereira

public healthsedentary timeworker healthimplementation researchmaintenance effectspublic health interventionslifestyle modificationphysical activityhealthy work environmentsworkplace health surveillancetwenty-four-month follow-upmultilevel workplace interventionbehavioral nutritionhealth sciencesbehavior change (public health)behavioral sciences

Abstract Mp61: Independent, Joint-Aerobic, and Dose-Response Associations of Resistance Exercise With Cardiovascular Disease Mortality: A Living Meta-Analysis. Circulation (2024)

Daniel J McDonoughLianne K SiegelBrian T SteffenKelley P GabrielMark A Pereira

cardiologycardiovascular disease mortalitymeta-analysisepidemiologyliving meta-analysisresistance exercisehealth scienceshealth policy

Corrigendum to “Physiologic Adaptation to Macronutrient Change Distorts Findings From Short Dietary Trials: Reanalysis of a Metabolic Ward Study” [J Nutr 154 (2024) 1080–1086]. Journal of Nutrition (2024)

Adrian Soto-MotaLisa T JansenNicholas G NorwitzMark A PereiraCara B EbbelingDavid S Ludwig

physiologyshort dietary trialsmetabolismmetabolic ward study

Dietary Pattern and Diversity Analysis Using Dietdiver in R: A Cross-Sectional Evaluation in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2024)

Rie SadoharaDavid JacobsMark A PereiraAbigail J Johnson

public healthdiversity analysishuman nutritionclinical nutritioncross-sectional evaluationdietary patternhealth sciencesnational health

Increased Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol on a Low-Carbohydrate Diet in Adults With Normal but Not High Body Weight: A Meta-Analysis. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2024)

Adrian Soto-MotaYuscely Flores-JuradoNicholas G NorwitzDavid FeldmanMark A PereiraGoodarz DanaeiDavid S Ludwig

public healthclinical lipidologydietary healthlipoprotein metabolismbody compositionlipidshigh body weightclinical nutritionlow-density lipoprotein cholesterolnutritionhealth scienceslow-carbohydrate dietpublic health nutrition

Motivators and Barriers for Green Physical Activity in the U.S.: Examining the Role of Gender, Sexual Identity, Disability, and Race. Leisure Sciences (2024)

Amanda L. FolkChelsey M. ThulMark A. PereiraDaheia J. Barr-Anderson

public healthintersectionalitygreen physical activitylgbt healthphysical activityenvironmental sciencesocial determinants of healthgender studiesenvironmental healthhuman activity impacttransgender healthgender inequality

Non‐Alcoholic Fatty Liver Modifies Associations of Body Mass Index and Waist Circumference With Cardiometabolic Risk: The Cardia Study. Obesity Science & Practice (2024)

Mahesh MathewZachary C. PopePamela J. SchreinerDavid R. JacobsLisa B. VanWagnerJames G. TerryMark A. Pereira

public healthcardiometabolic riskrenal functionnon-alcoholic fatty liverbody mass indexobesitycardia studyhealth scienceswaist circumferencehealth policy

Reply to C M Sciarrillo Et Al.. Journal of Nutrition (2024)

Adrian Soto-MotaLisa T JansenNicholas G NorwitzMark A PereiraCara B EbbelingDavid S Ludwig

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Mark Pereira

Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

University of Minnesota

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

Mark Pereira is currently serving as a Division Of Epidemiology & Community Health Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health at University of Minnesota.

Honors

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Mark Pereira

University of Minnesota

Professor Division of Epidemiology & Community Health

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract Mp76: Joint Associations of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior With Cardiovascular Disease Risk (Pooled Analysis of Six Nhlbi Cohorts). Circulation (2025)

public healthpooled analysisnhlbi cohortsphysical activitysedentary behaviorcardiovascular disease riskcardiovascular disease

Abstract P2121: Associations of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior With Cvd Risk: Mediation by Cardiac Autonomic Function (Pooled Analysis of Six Nhlbi Cohorts). Circulation (2025)

pooled analysisnhlbi cohortsphysical activitycardiac autonomic functioncvd risksedentary behaviorhealth sciences

Krista S LeonardMiranda LaroucheNathan R MitchellSarah A RydellMeynard John ToledoSarah L MullaneKristina HasanajJunia N de BritoMatthew P BumanMark A Pereira

Abstract Mp61: Independent, Joint-Aerobic, and Dose-Response Associations of Resistance Exercise With Cardiovascular Disease Mortality: A Living Meta-Analysis. Circulation (2024)

Daniel J McDonoughLianne K SiegelBrian T SteffenKelley P GabrielMark A Pereira

cardiologycardiovascular disease mortalitymeta-analysisepidemiologyliving meta-analysisresistance exercisehealth scienceshealth policy

Adrian Soto-MotaLisa T JansenNicholas G NorwitzMark A PereiraCara B EbbelingDavid S Ludwig

physiologyshort dietary trialsmetabolismmetabolic ward study

Dietary Pattern and Diversity Analysis Using Dietdiver in R: A Cross-Sectional Evaluation in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2024)

Rie SadoharaDavid JacobsMark A PereiraAbigail J Johnson

public healthdiversity analysishuman nutritionclinical nutritioncross-sectional evaluationdietary patternhealth sciencesnational health

Increased Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol on a Low-Carbohydrate Diet in Adults With Normal but Not High Body Weight: A Meta-Analysis. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2024)

Adrian Soto-MotaYuscely Flores-JuradoNicholas G NorwitzDavid FeldmanMark A PereiraGoodarz DanaeiDavid S Ludwig

Motivators and Barriers for Green Physical Activity in the U.S.: Examining the Role of Gender, Sexual Identity, Disability, and Race. Leisure Sciences (2024)

Amanda L. FolkChelsey M. ThulMark A. PereiraDaheia J. Barr-Anderson

Non‐Alcoholic Fatty Liver Modifies Associations of Body Mass Index and Waist Circumference With Cardiometabolic Risk: The Cardia Study. Obesity Science & Practice (2024)

Mahesh MathewZachary C. PopePamela J. SchreinerDavid R. JacobsLisa B. VanWagnerJames G. TerryMark A. Pereira

public healthcardiometabolic riskrenal functionnon-alcoholic fatty liverbody mass indexobesitycardia studyhealth scienceswaist circumferencehealth policy

Reply to C M Sciarrillo Et Al.. Journal of Nutrition (2024)

Adrian Soto-MotaLisa T JansenNicholas G NorwitzMark A PereiraCara B EbbelingDavid S Ludwig

journalismnutritionhealth sciences

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10 / page

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