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Overall diet quality, food groups and mental health disorders among Brazilians older than 15 years old: Brazilian National Health Survey – 2019
Background: Adherence to a nutrient-dense diet can have an impact on depression and other mental health issues. Little is known whether this is attributed to some or all components and how these differ in a country that is known to have a vast diversity of nutrient-dense foods. The aim was to examin
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