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| Title: | The relationship between the intake of fruit and vegetables and parental level of education in fourth grade children in Telemark County, Norway |
| Authors: | Oellingrath, Inger Margaret
Svendsen, Martin Veel
Reinboth, Michael |
| Issue Date: | 2008 |
| Abstract: | The intake frequency of fruit and vegetables in the studied population was low compared to the official recommendations of “5-a-day”, especially for the intake of vegetables. The results are in agreement with data from Norwegian nationwide studies performed in 2000-2002. Thus, a continued focus on the target of “5-a-day” is needed. A main general challenge will be to increase the vegetable intake. Special efforts should be made to find measures to increase the intake of fruit and vegetables in families with low parental level of education, especially where the mother’s level of education is low. |
| Keywords: | Fruits
Vegetables
Children
Intake
Telemark |
| Document type: | Other conference document |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2282/703 |
| Appears in Collections: | Institutt for idretts- og friluftslivsfag
Ernæring
Institutt for helsefag
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