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Diet Quality of American School Children by National School Lunch Program Participation Status: Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2005-2010

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  • Elizabeth Condon
  • Susan Drilea
  • Carolyn Lichtenstein
  • James Mabli
  • Emily Madden
  • Katherine Niland

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This study provides information on the quality of school children’s diets from multiple perspectives, including usual nutrient intakes and food consumption patterns.

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  • Elizabeth Condon & Susan Drilea & Carolyn Lichtenstein & James Mabli & Emily Madden & Katherine Niland, "undated". "Diet Quality of American School Children by National School Lunch Program Participation Status: Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2005-2010," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 36c1ee6e851445d5957fb99ac, Mathematica Policy Research.
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