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Nusrath Habiba

Associate Professor Pediatrics

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

College of Biomedical and Translational Sciences

College of Nursing

Undergraduate Studies

University of North Texas Health Science Center

College of Public Health

Texas Center for Health Disparities

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Department of Pediatrics & Women’s Health

Pediatrics & Women’s Health

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine ; Pediatrics

UNT System College of Pharmacy

Nusrath Habiba is currently serving as a College Of Biomedical And Translational Sciences Associate Professor Pediatrics at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

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University of North Texas Health Science Center

Associate Professor Pediatrics

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pediatrics child development pediatric obesity childhood obesity diabetes obesity child nutrition diabetes mellitus urology communication chronic kidney disease nephrology health communication metabolic syndrome diabetes research pediatric diabetes early childhood development renal function paediatric medicine child health type 2 physiology hepatology medical devices diabetes therapies diabetes care diabetic medicine blood purification cellular physiology liver physiology applied pharmacology controlled release family relations family studies renal pathophysiology diabetic kidney disease dialysis therapy breastfeeding nutrition education liver disease local pharmacology topical drug skin pharmacology physical development anthropometric indicator preventive pediatrics obesity management kidney involvement nongenetic rat model body temperature regulation dialysate temperature prescription long-term patients year old children lipid profile text messages infant feeding advice parent preferences infant feeding practices diabetes risk factors liver enzymes vivo pharmacology percent body fat hypertension social class multivariate analysis acanthosis nigricans body temperature pharmacology endothelin receptors hispanic americans lipids logistic models renal dialysis parent-child relations blood glucose blood pressure control groups high fat diet collagen type iv decision making

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Baby Bites Text Messaging Project With Randomized Controlled Trial: Texting to Improve Infant Feeding Practices. mHealth (2023)

health communicationpediatricsearly childhood developmentnutrition educationcommunicationpaediatric medicinebreastfeedingchild nutritionchild developmentinfant feeding practices

Prevalence of Elevated Liver Enzymes and Their Association With Type 2 Diabetes Risk Factors in Children. Journal of Pediatric Endocrinology and Metabolism (2021)

type 2pediatricsmetabolic syndromeepidemiologydiabetes mellitusliver physiologyliver diseasepediatric diabetesdiabetes risk factorshepatologydiabetes researchliver enzymeshealth sciencesdiabetes

Parent Preferences for Text Messages Containing Infant Feeding Advice. mHealth (2020)

Cassandra BrownKathleen E. DavisNusrath HabibaMarilyn Massey-StokesCynthia Warren

health communicationparent preferencesinfant feeding advicecommunicationtext messages

The Baby Bites Texting Project: Development of a Pilot Program to Prevent Early Pediatric Obesity. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (2019)

public healthpediatricshealth promotionobesity managementchild healthpreventive pediatricsearly childhood developmentearly pediatric obesitychildhood obesityearly childhoodpaediatric medicinepediatric obesitychild developmenthealth sciencesobesitypilot program

How Often Parents Make Decisions With Their Children is Associated With Obesity. BMC Pediatrics (2018)

Adrita RahmanKimberly G. FuldaSusan F. FranksShane I. FernandoNusrath HabibaOmair Muzaffar

pediatricspublic healthchildhood obesitychild nutritionpediatric obesityobesity

Correlation of Lipid Profile and Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in 10-14 Year Old Children. Cellular Physiology and Biochemistry (2016)

Nusrath M. HabibaKimberly G. FuldaRiyaz BashaDeep ShahShane FernandoBao NguyenYi XiongSusan F. FranksSarah J. MatchesRichard D. MagieW. Paul Bowman

diabetes mellituslipid profilepediatric diabeteschildhood obesitycellular physiologyyear old childrenbiochemistrypediatric obesitychild developmentobesitydiabetes

Relationship Between Quality of Parent-Child Relationship and Percent Body Fat. PEDIATRICS (2016)

pediatricschild healthanthropometric indicatorpercent body fatbody compositionfamily relationschildhood obesitynutritionphysical developmentchild nutritionfamily studieschild developmentpediatric obesityhealth sciences

Kidney Involvement in a Nongenetic Rat Model of Type 2 Diabetes. Kidney International (2005)

diabetes caremetabolic syndromerenal functionkidney involvementdiabetic kidney diseasenephrologydiabetes mellitustype 2physiologynongenetic rat modeldiabetes researchdiabetic medicinerenal pathophysiologyurologydiabeteschronic kidney diseasediabetes therapies

Body Temperature Regulation During Hemodialysis in Long-Term Patients: Is It Time to Change Dialysate Temperature Prescription?. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (2004)

body temperature regulationrenal functionnephrologydialysis therapydialysate temperature prescriptionanesthesiologyblood purificationlong-term patientsurologycritical carechronic kidney disease

Double Injection vs Skin Microdialysis Technique in Minimally Invasive in Vivo Pharmacology. British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology (2002)

skin pharmacologyapplied pharmacologyblood vesselsmicrosurgerydermatologybiomedical engineeringmedical devicestopical druglocal pharmacologycontrolled releasevivo pharmacology

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Nusrath Habiba

Associate Professor Pediatrics

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

College of Biomedical and Translational Sciences

College of Nursing

Undergraduate Studies

University of North Texas Health Science Center

College of Public Health

Texas Center for Health Disparities

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Department of Pediatrics & Women’s Health

Pediatrics & Women’s Health

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine ; Pediatrics

UNT System College of Pharmacy

Nusrath Habiba is currently serving as a College Of Biomedical And Translational Sciences Associate Professor Pediatrics at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nusrath Habiba

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Associate Professor Pediatrics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Baby Bites Text Messaging Project With Randomized Controlled Trial: Texting to Improve Infant Feeding Practices. mHealth (2023)

health communicationpediatricsearly childhood developmentnutrition educationcommunicationpaediatric medicinebreastfeedingchild nutritionchild developmentinfant feeding practices

Prevalence of Elevated Liver Enzymes and Their Association With Type 2 Diabetes Risk Factors in Children. Journal of Pediatric Endocrinology and Metabolism (2021)

type 2pediatricsmetabolic syndromeepidemiologydiabetes mellitusliver physiologyliver diseasepediatric diabetesdiabetes risk factorshepatologydiabetes researchliver enzymeshealth sciencesdiabetes

Parent Preferences for Text Messages Containing Infant Feeding Advice. mHealth (2020)

Cassandra BrownKathleen E. DavisNusrath HabibaMarilyn Massey-StokesCynthia Warren

health communicationparent preferencesinfant feeding advicecommunicationtext messages

The Baby Bites Texting Project: Development of a Pilot Program to Prevent Early Pediatric Obesity. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (2019)

How Often Parents Make Decisions With Their Children is Associated With Obesity. BMC Pediatrics (2018)

Adrita RahmanKimberly G. FuldaSusan F. FranksShane I. FernandoNusrath HabibaOmair Muzaffar

pediatricspublic healthchildhood obesitychild nutritionpediatric obesityobesity

Correlation of Lipid Profile and Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in 10-14 Year Old Children. Cellular Physiology and Biochemistry (2016)

Nusrath M. HabibaKimberly G. FuldaRiyaz BashaDeep ShahShane FernandoBao NguyenYi XiongSusan F. FranksSarah J. MatchesRichard D. MagieW. Paul Bowman

diabetes mellituslipid profilepediatric diabeteschildhood obesitycellular physiologyyear old childrenbiochemistrypediatric obesitychild developmentobesitydiabetes

Relationship Between Quality of Parent-Child Relationship and Percent Body Fat. PEDIATRICS (2016)

Kidney Involvement in a Nongenetic Rat Model of Type 2 Diabetes. Kidney International (2005)

Body Temperature Regulation During Hemodialysis in Long-Term Patients: Is It Time to Change Dialysate Temperature Prescription?. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (2004)

body temperature regulationrenal functionnephrologydialysis therapydialysate temperature prescriptionanesthesiologyblood purificationlong-term patientsurologycritical carechronic kidney disease

Double Injection vs Skin Microdialysis Technique in Minimally Invasive in Vivo Pharmacology. British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology (2002)

skin pharmacologyapplied pharmacologyblood vesselsmicrosurgerydermatologybiomedical engineeringmedical devicestopical druglocal pharmacologycontrolled releasevivo pharmacology

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10 / page