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Nutrition behaviors in Polish adults before and during COVID-19 lockdownBłaszczyk-Bębenek et al., 2020
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- Błaszczyk-Bębenek E
- Jagielski P
- Bolesławska I
- Jagielska A
- Nitsch-Osuch A
- Kawalec P
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- Nutrients
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Unexpected isolation, which has not yet been seen on a global scale, has created the conditions for evaluating nutrition in a situation of reduced spatial activity. The study aimed to assess the influence of lockdown on selected eating habits of Polish adults. An …
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