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Influence of socio-demographic determinants on adherence to Mediterranean diet and health status in Italian adolescents and adults
Despite its well-documented benefits for overall health, adherence to the Mediterranean Diet (MD) is progressively declining across Mediterranean countries, underscoring the importance of understanding the factors that influence dietary habits. This PhD project aimed to investigate the influence of
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