Evaluation of dietary quality in relationship to nutritional and lifestyle factors in elderly people of the US Framingham Heart Study and the European SENECA study

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This article examines the relationship between nutrition and life style in american and european aged. An analysis of food consumption, physical activity, anthropometry, smoking, and alcohol intake is presented.

Europe, Massachusetts, Analysis, Smokers, Body composition, Anthropometry, Health surveys, Statistics (Mathematics)

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Relative validity of a semi-quantitive food frequency questionnaire versus 28 day weighted diet records in Japanese female dieticians

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This article examines the validity of nutrition surveys used by female dietitians in Japan. An analysis of body mass index, energy intake, lifestyle, physical activity, and smoking behavior is presented.

Japan, Evaluation, Measurement, Smoking, Energy metabolism, Nutrition surveys, Body mass index

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Folate fortification: potential impact on folate intake in an older population

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This article discusses the nutritional and physiological aspects of folic acid. Topics include dietary supplementation, food frequency analysis, and vitamin B12 deficiency risk.

Australia, Risk factors, Folic acid, Dosage and administration, Dietary supplements, Nutritional aspects, Vitamin B12 deficiency, Folic acid in human nutrition

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