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Data used in the article '“Why would I need more?”: How age shapes UK consumers’ perceptions of dietary protein and responses to educational interventions'
This dataset contains original data obtained from surveys and focus groups assessing public knowledge, attitudes and perceptions surrounding dietary protein, supplementation and fortification. This was conducted on younger (18-30) and older (65+) adults in the UK.
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