JFW Cohen, AA Hecht, ER Hager, L Turner… - 2021 - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
… help inform schoolfood service programs and policies at … study was to systematicallyreview the evidence regarding the impact of various strategies to improveschoolmealconsumption…
… school (grades K-12) with interventions that occurred during schoollunch or breakfast in the cafeteria … outcomes: selection, consumption, waste, or schoolmeal participation. Analyses of …
R Micha, D Karageorgou, I Bakogianni, E Trichia… - PloS one, 2018 - journals.plos.org
… In secondary analysis, in-schoolmeal (lunch or breakfast) consumption decreased for total fat by 7.12% energy (%E)/d (N = 10; -9.48, -4.75) and for saturated fat by 2.46%E/d (N = 10; -…
… in snack foodconsumption while at school (although this study was assessed to have a … SchoolMealstudy, which provided free lunches to all 3rd and 4th grade students in nine schools …
Full article: Are schoolmeals a viable and sustainable tool to improve the healthiness and sustainability of childrens diet and foodconsumption? A cross-national comparative …
E Mingay, M Hart, S Yoong, K Palazzi, E D'Arcy… - Nutrients, 2022 - mdpi.com
… of the schoolfood environment as a setting for such interventions. Another systematicreview … Professional chef engaged to use ingredients available in schoolcafeteria to develop 3 …
… and mealconsumption [13]. A program implemented in preschools in Mozambique … this systematicreview was to analyze the impact of schoolmeal programs on educational outcomes …
MK Spill, R Trivedi, RC Thoerig, AA Balalian… - JAMA Network …, 2024 - jamanetwork.com
… In fact, the greatest increase in schoolmeal participation comes from students who would … Furthermore, the consumption of schoolmeals leads to increased fruits, vegetable, fish, whole …
… Post-implementation, children eating schoollunchesconsumed a lower percentage energy from fat (mean difference between intervention effects = −1.8%, 95% CI −2.8 to −0.9) and …