[Food guides: a strategy to reduce the consumption of ultra-processed foods and prevent obesityGuías alimentarias: estrategia para reducir el consumo de alimentos ultraprocesados y prevenir la obesidad]. [PDF]
Bortolini GA +6 more
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[Consumption of ultra-processed foods in the diabetic population. Study of food frequency in the diabetic population of Onda]. [PDF]
Civera Matamoros M +3 more
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Food and Nutrition Surveillance System: A time series analysis of data coverage, ultra-processed food consumption and obesity among pregnant adults and adolescents, Brazil, 2008-2022. [PDF]
Penha SDC +7 more
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Exploring the relationship between ultra-processed food consumption and gut microbiota at school age in a Brazilian birth cohort. [PDF]
Alves ED +12 more
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Common mental disorders in Brazilian adolescents: association with school characteristics, consumption of ultra-processed foods and waist-to-height ratio. [PDF]
Gratão LHA +6 more
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The size of the packaging of ultra-processed cookies prevents them from having octagons despite their high sugar and saturated fat content. [PDF]
Meza-Hernández M +3 more
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[The use of ultra-processed foods as a source of micronutrients for children: risk of toxicity?] [PDF]
Vítolo MR +4 more
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[Processed and ultra-processed products and their relationship to quality of diet in childrenProdutos processados e ultraprocessados e sua relação com a qualidade da dieta em crianças]. [PDF]
Berón C +6 more
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[Commercially available complementary foods in Argentina and Mexico: An analysis of their nutritional composition, labeling, and promotionAlimentos complementares comercializados na Argentina e no México: análise da composição nutricional, rotulagem e promoção]. [PDF]
Zapata ME +7 more
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Análisis del etiquetado de alimentos ultraprocesados en alimentación infantil.
Introduction: the complementary feeding refers to the stage of life of infants from six months onwards when foods other than breast milk begin to be introduced. One of the most common complementary foods is children's cereals. Their nutritional contribution is analyzed here.
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