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Factors associated with breakfast skipping and AHB skipping among adolescent Saudi girls in Tabuk city, Saudi Arabia
Background: There is clear evidence for the importance of eating at breakfast time for both physical and psychological health in all ages, but particularly in young people, where the impact on educational attainment has also been highlighted. However, there is clear evidence across a number of cu
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