Nutrition and You: Trends 2002

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• Final Report of Findings (47 pgs., 2.17 MB)
• American Dietetic Association survey finds women much more likely than men to explore health benefits of foods and nutrients
• Obesity tops list of consumers' awareness and concern, according to new American Dietetic Association survey
• In dramatically increasing numbers, TV and magazines remain consumers' most popular sources of nutrition information, American Dietetic Association survey shows
• Attitudes, knowledge, beliefs, behaviors: findings of American Dietetic Association's public opinion survey Nutrition and You: Trends 2002
• American Dietetic Association survey finds consumers know importance of diet and activity, but misconceptions persist
• American Dietetic Association survey shows consumers are seeking nutrition information, getting the message, making changes
• American Dietetic Association survey shows Americans can use some help in sizing up their meals

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