Secular Trends in Meal and Snack Patterns among Adolescents from 1999 to 2010

Keyphrases

• Meal Pattern 100%
• Snacking Patterns 100%
• Secular Trends 100%
• Sociodemographic Characteristics 100%
• Meal Frequency 66%
• Vacation 66%
• Energy-dense nutrient-poor Foods 66%
• Minneapolis 33%
• St. Paul 33%
• Breakfast 33%
• Obesity 33%
• Food Frequency Questionnaire 33%
• Low-income 33%
• Statistical Analysis 33%
• Secondary School 33%
• Dietary Intake 33%
• Minority Populations 33%
• Most Vulnerable 33%
• Two-sample 33%
• Poor nutrition 33%
• Secular Change 33%
• School Day 33%
• Population Subgroups 33%
• Lunch 33%
• Inverse Probability Weighting 33%
• Snack Foods 33%
• Mean Frequency 33%
• Intervention Needs 33%
• Characteristic Difference 33%
• Public Health Messages 33%
• Sociodemographic Differences 33%
• Sugary Drinks 33%
• Repeated Cross-sectional Design 33%
• Drink Consumption 33%
• Energy-dense nutrient-poor 33%
• Main Meals 33%
• Nutrition-sensitive 33%
• Obesity in Adolescents 33%
• Racial-ethnic Minorities 33%
• Commonly Consumed 33%
• Survey Frequency 33%

Food Science

• Snack Food 100%
• Nutrition 10%
• Nutrition Policy 10%
• Malnutrition 10%
• Food Frequency Questionnaire 10%
• Dietary Pattern 10%
• Dietary Intake 10%