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Berg-Cross, L., Mwendwa, D. T., Crump, S. L., & Griffith, R.  (2007). Graduate school practica in primary care settings: Building identity and competencies.  The Register Report.  Washington, D.C: The National Register.


Sims, R.C., Madhere, S., Callender, C., & Campbell, A. (2008).  Patterns of relationships between cardiovascular risk factors and cognitive function in African Americans, Ethnicity and Disease, 18, 471-476.


Sims, R.C., Madhere, S., Clark, E., Gordon, S., Abayomi, K.A., Callender, C.O., & Campbell, A.L. (2008).  Relationships between blood pressure, triglycerides, and verbal learning in African Americans, Journal of the National Medical Association, 100, 1193-1198.


Sims, R.C., Gordon, S., Garcia, W., Clark, E., Monye, D., Callender, C., & Campbell, A. (2008).  Perceived stress and eating behaviors in a community-based sample of African Americans.  Eating Behaviors, 9,137-142.


Sims, R.C., Mwendwa, D.T., Ali, M.A., Thomas, J., Callender, C.O., & Campbell, A.L. (Accepted).  Depressive Symptomatology: Relations to C-reactive protein in African American Men, Journal of Best Practices.


Mwendwa, D.T., Ali, M.A., Sims, R.C., Campbell, A., & Callender, C.O. (Under Review). The effects of state/trait depression and hostility on inflammatory markers of cardiovascular disease risk in African Americans, Ethnicity and Disease.


Mwendwa, D.T., Sims, R.C., Thomas, J., Madhere, S., Keen II, L.D., Callender, C.O.,& Campbell, A.L. (Under review).  The Influence of coping with perceived racism and stress on lipid levels in African Americans, Journal of the National Medical Association.


Mwendwa, D.T., Gholson, G., Sims, R.C., Levy-Massey, S.A., Ali, M., Harrell, J., Callender, C.O., & Campbell, A.L. (Under Review). Coping with perceived racism: A significant factor in the development of obesity in African American women? Journal of the National Medical Association.