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Two and a half apples a day keeps the PA away: increasing fruit and vegetable consumption while decreasing added sugar in adolescents
Beckwith, Kip
2024
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Abstract

American’s are eating too little fruits and vegetables and too much added processed sugar. Meanwhile, three out of five Americans eat more than the daily recommended amount of processed added sugar in any given day. Eating fruits and vegetables is associated with decreased overall mortality.

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Two and a half apples a day keeps the PA away: increasing fruit and vegetable consumption while decreasing added sugar in adolescents
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Beckwith, Kip : Oregon Health and Science University
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Oregon Health and Science University
Date
2024-01-23
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https://doi.org/10.6083/bpxhc42506
Language
English
Content Type
Capstone
Degree Type
M.P.A.S.
Academic Program
Physician Assistant (sunsetting)
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School of Medicine
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Record ID
42506
Record Created
2024-01-23
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