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English: "Positive values in part (A) indicate greater consumption in high-education level individuals, and in part (B) indicate greater consumption in individuals in urban areas. One serving of unprocessed red meat=100 g; total processed meat=50 g; seafood=100 g; egg=55 g; cheese=42 g; yoghurt=245 g; milk=245 g. Uncertainty intervals for the absolute change in consumption between 1990 and 2018 are provided in the appendix (p 81). Absolute difference by education level was computed as the difference at the stratum-level and aggregated to the global and regional mean differences using weighted population proportions for low (<6 years) and high education levels (≥12 years) only (excludes education level between 6 years and <12 years)." |
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Authors of the study: Victoria Miller, PhD Julia Reedy, MS Frederick Cudhea, PhD Jianyi Zhang, PhD Peilin Shi, PhD Josh Erndt-Marino, PhD Jennifer Coates, PhD Renata Micha, PhD Prof Patrick Webb, PhD Prof Dariush Mozaffarian, MD on behalf of theGlobal Dietary Database |
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