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Urinary sodium-to-potassium ratio: a simple and useful indicator of diet quality in population-based studies

Mirmiran et al., 2021

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5082749665337415423
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Mirmiran P
Gaeini Z
Bahadoran Z
Ghasemi A
Norouzirad R
Tohidi M
Azizi F
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European Journal of Medical Research

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Background Current evidence regarding the prognostic relevance of urinary sodium-to- potassium ratio (Na-to-K ratio), as an indicator of diet quality is limited. This study was conducted to investigate whether urinary Na-to-K ratio could be related to habitual dietary …
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