Mediterranean diet adherence among Catalonian adolescents: Socio-economic and lifestyle factors

Jordi Fauquet; Francesco Sofi; Gemma Lòpez-Guimerà; David Leiva; Andrew Shalà; Joaquim Puntì; David Sànchez-Carracedo; Alessandro Casini

doi:https://doi.org/10.20960/nh.772

Mediterranean diet adherence among Catalonian adolescents: Socio-economic and lifestyle factors

Jordi Fauquet, Francesco Sofi, Gemma Lòpez-Guimerà, David Leiva, Andrew Shalà, Joaquim Puntì, David Sànchez-Carracedo, Alessandro Casini

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© 2016, Grupo Arán Ediciones. All rights reserved. Aim: This study aims to describe the adherence to the Mediterranean diet (MD), using the KIDMED questionnaire, in a sample of Catalonian adolescents and to assess the association between the MD adherence and socio-economic and lifestyle behaviours. Material and methods: Data are part of a multi-centre longitudinal study designed for the reduction of risk factors of eating and weight-related problems in adolescents. Here, a cross-sectional analysis was performed with the baseline data, academic period 2010-11. The participants were 1,502 adolescents recruited from 11 schools from the province of Barcelona. Results and conclusions: The results showed a higher level of MD adherence when parents had higher educational level, and when adolescents reported a low level of screen-time, and high weekly physical activity.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1283-1290
Journal	Nutricion Hospitalaria
Volume	33
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.20960/nh.772
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2016

Keywords

Adolescents
Mediterranean diet adherence
Ordinal logistic regression
Physical activity
Screentime
Socio-economic and lifestyle factors

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Mediterranean diet adherence among Catalonian adolescents: Socio-economic and lifestyle factors

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