Michael W. Beets is affiliated with the University of South Carolina in the United States. Their research spans several interconnected fields, primarily within medicine and psychology, with a focus on public health, environmental and occupational health, developmental and educational psychology, physiology, general health professions, and education.
Their scholarly contributions frequently address topics related to obesity, physical activity, diet, children's physical and motor development, health and lifestyle studies, health policy implementation science, behavioral health and interventions, as well as sleep and related disorders.
Michael W. Beets has published in multiple academic venues. The most common publication outlets include:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Michael W. Beets cover several aspects of physical activity, behavioral health, and public health interventions.
Frequent co-authors in Michael W. Beets' research include:
Michael W. Beets;Bradley J. Cardinal;Brandon L. Alderman
Vaughn W. Barry;Meghan Baruth;Michael W. Beets;J. Larry Durstine
Keith Brazendale;Michael W. Beets;R. Glenn Weaver;Russell R. Pate
Catrine Tudor-Locke;Cora L Craig;Michael W Beets;Sarahjane Belton
Michael W. Beets;Aaron Beighle;Heather E. Erwin;Jennifer L. Huberty
James F. Sallis;Thomas L. McKenzie;Michael W. Beets;Aaron Beighle
Gabrielle M. Turner-McGrievy;Michael W. Beets;Justin B. Moore;Andrew T. Kaczynski
Michael W. Beets;Brian R. Flay;Samuel Vuchinich;Alan C. Acock
Michael W Beets;Randy Vogel;Loretta Forlaw;Kenneth H Pitetti
J A Mitchell;R R Pate;M W Beets;P R Nader
Michael W. Beets;Brian R. Flay;Samuel Vuchinich;Frank J. Snyder
J. L. Chandler;K. Brazendale;M. W. Beets;B. A. Mealing
Jennifer Huberty;Danae M. Dinkel;Michael W. Beets;Jason D. Coleman
Youngwon Kim;Michael W. Beets;Gregory J. Welk
Michael W. Beets;Daniel B. Bornstein;Marsha Dowda;Russell R. Pate
Daniel B. Bornstein;Michael W. Beets;Wonwoo Byun;Kerry McIver
Kenneth H. Pitetti;Andrew D. Rendoff;Travis Grover;Michael W. Beets
Michael W. Beets;Megan M. Patton;Stacey Edwards
Michael W. Beets;Anthony Okely;Anthony Okely;R. Glenn Weaver;Collin Webster
Michael W. Beets;Daniel Bornstein;Aaron Beighle;Bradley J. Cardinal
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