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Longitudinal change in food habits between adolescence (11-12 years) and adulthood (32-33 years): The ASH30 study
Amelia Lake
, John C. Mathers
, Andrew J. Rugg-Gunn
, Ashley J. Adamson
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Adulthood
100%
Longitudinal Change
100%
Food Habits
100%
Dietary Change
83%
Vegetables
50%
Socioeconomic Status
33%
Bread
33%
Cereals
33%
Milk
33%
Potato
33%
Food Intake
33%
Meat
33%
Fruit Intake
33%
Northumberland
33%
Dairy Foods
33%
Food Diary
16%
Low Socioeconomic Status
16%
Disease Prevention
16%
Good Health
16%
Demographic Economics
16%
Food Consumed
16%
Socio-economic Information
16%
Dietary Survey
16%
Dietary Recommendations
16%
Increased Intake
16%
Strong Predictor
16%
Female Respondent
16%
Food Science
Dietary Habit
100%
Dietary Change
100%
Food Intake
40%
Dietary Recommendation
20%
Diet
20%