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Understanding what works in school food policy: A multistakeholder approach to quantify policy
Background: Most children do not meet nutrition recommendations. Primary schools are a key setting for improving children’s healthy eating, yet overlapping policy guidance can make it difficult for schools to determine which food policies to adopt. Research is needed to quantify which policy compone
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