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The relationship between attitudes towards sugary food, demographics and body mass index (BMI) on sweet-tasting food intake among female adults in Kota Bharu
Metabolic health issues can be caused by excessive consumption of sweet-tasting foods, however a complicated interaction between environmental and human factors frequently affects food choices. This study aimed to investigate the relationship between attitude, demographic characteristics and body ma
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