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Mediterranean diet and global dietary shifts, 1990–2018: Population-level analysis using global dietary database
Background: The Mediterranean diet (MD) has well-established health benefits, yet modern food systems are driving a nutrition transition. Quantifying how Mediterranean countries have shifted relative to global trends is essential for evidence-based public health. Aim: Dietary changes between 1990 an
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