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Association of cariogenic food frequency intake, physical activity level with body mass index among undergraduate students in USMKK
Frequent consumption of cariogenic foods and low levels of physical activity are associated with energy imbalance and unhealthy weight status among university students. However, evidence regarding the relationships between cariogenic food consumption, physical activity level and Body Mass Index amon
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