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Measurement error of dietary self-report in intervention trials

Natarajan et al., 2010

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7588332447042244194
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Natarajan L
Pu M
Fan J
Levine R
Patterson R
Thomson C
Rock C
Pierce J
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American journal of epidemiology

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Dietary intervention trials aim to change dietary patterns of individuals. Participating in such trials could impact dietary self-report in divergent ways: Dietary counseling and training on portion-size estimation could improve self-report accuracy; participant burden could …
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