Mission and Vision
The 3E Study seeks to generate research to improve health and wellbeing for emerging adults. By engaging young people in the research process, and working across disciplines, we hope to support emerging adults within and beyond college as they build healthy lives.
Study Overview
Objective
Understand the impact of economic stressors and educational protective factors on cardiometabolic and oral health outcomes among young adult college students in California.
Sites
- University of California, Riverside
- California State University East Bay
Participants
4,000 undergraduate students
Measures
- Anthropometric measurements (e.g., blood pressure and weight-related measures)
- Photographs of your smile and teeth
- Self-reported data on economic stressors, educational protective factors, and health
- Behavioral data (e.g., sleep, physical activity, diet, disordered eating, substance use)
- Institutional administrative data
- Smartphone data
Funding
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