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Diet Quality Of American Young Children 1st Edition Calvin G Parker

Name: Diet Quality Of American Young Children 1st Edition Calvin G Parker
SKU: BELL-51357756
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Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.58 MB

Pages: 228

Author: Calvin G. Parker

ISBN: 9781613243404, 1613243405

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 1

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Diet Quality Of American Young Children 1st Edition Calvin G Parker by Calvin G. Parker 9781613243404, 1613243405 instant download after payment.

This book uses the most recently available data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES 1999-2004) to provide a comprehensive picture of the diets of WIC participant children—the largest segment of the WIC population. The book examines nutrient intakes, diet quality, and food choices—including consumption of WIC-approved foods. Data are presented for WIC participant children and two groups of nonparticipant children—those who were incomeeligible for WIC but did not participate in the program, and higher-income children who were not eligible for the program.