Should we adjust for seasonality in food consumption surveys? The answer in Switzerland.

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Should we adjust for seasonality in food consumption surveys? The answer in Switzerland.
Title of the conference
Clinical Nutrition
Author(s)
Chatelan A., Bochud M., Zuberbühler C., Camenzind-Frey E.
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38th congress of the European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (ESPEN), Copenhagen, 2016
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Published
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2016
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english
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Paru dans Clinical Nutrition, n° 35, S.90-P126
Abstract
Background : Due to market globalization and high availability of various foods throughout the year, adjustment for seasonality at food level may have become unnecessary.
Objective : To describe food consumption across seasons using data from the first National Nutrition Survey in Switzerland.
Methods : National population-based cross-sectional survey included the three linguistic regions of Switzerland.
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