Relationship between dietary habits, age, lifestyle, and socio-economic status among adult Norwegian women. The Norwegian Women and Cancer Study

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A Hjartåker
E Lund
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[1] Institute of Community Medicine,
[2] University of Tromsø,undefined
[3] Section of Medical Statistics,undefined
[4] University of Oslo,undefined
来源：
European Journal of Clinical Nutrition | 1998年 / 52卷
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adult nutrition; dietary recommendations; dietary survey; food frequency questionnaire;
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Objective: To examine how dietary intake varies with age in a nation-wide sample of adult Norwegian women, and to evaluate the impact of lifestyle and socio-economic status on important dietary aspects.
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页数：7
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