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Food for Thought: The Impact of a Nutritional Toolkit on Well-being in Children
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In brief
In brief
This research examines how a structured nutritional education program influences dietary behaviors, physical health outcomes, and mental well-being in pediatric populations. The study evaluates the effectiveness of intervention-based nutrition toolkits in promoting healthier lifestyle habits among children.
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This study investigated whether attendance by a cohort of pediatric patients at an educational/interventional nutritional program could impact dietary habits, physical health and mental well-being.
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