The Beverage Intake Questionnaire: Determining Initial Validity and Reliability
2010/07/23 by Valisa E. Hedrick, Dana L. Comber, Paul A. Estabrooks +2 · 28 citations
Chemistry · Mathematics · Medicine · Psychology · #Animal science #Biology #Bivariate analysis #Body mass index #Chemistry #Diet and metabolism studies #Environmental health #Fluid intake #Food intake #Food science #Internal medicine #Mathematics #Medicine #Nutritional Studies and Diet #Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet #Psychology #Statistics #Total energy #Toxicology #Water intake
paper · doi:10.1016/j.jada.2010.05.005
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