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This study aims to assess whether the daily routine of school-age students provides adequate nutrition. With the rising concern over childhood nutrition and its impact on overall health and academic performance, understanding the nutritional adequacy of school-age students' daily routines is crucial. Through a comprehensive examination ofdietary patterns, meal habits, and nutrient intake, this research aims to identify potential gaps in nutrition and inform targeted interventions to promote optimal health and well-being among school-age children

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  • Date of publication 01-04-2024
  • Main LanguageIngliz
  • Pages194-197
English

This study aims to assess whether the daily routine of school-age students provides adequate nutrition. With the rising concern over childhood nutrition and its impact on overall health and academic performance, understanding the nutritional adequacy of school-age students' daily routines is crucial. Through a comprehensive examination ofdietary patterns, meal habits, and nutrient intake, this research aims to identify potential gaps in nutrition and inform targeted interventions to promote optimal health and well-being among school-age children

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