US adolescent food intake trends from 1965 to 1996
Archives of Disease in ChildhoodPublished 1 July 2000Open access
C. Cavadini
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Significant trends in adolescent food consumption trends in the United States with important chronic disease implications are examined, far greater than for US adults, and may compromise health of the future US population.
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These trends, far greater than for US adults, may compromise health of the future US population.
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