Food habits study of Iranian immigrants to Australia. [Meeting paper]

The food habits of 61 Iranian immigrant women residing in Sydney, Australia were studied. The principal survey tool was a structured interview and a 3 day food diary. The relationship between years of residency and changing food habits was ascertained. Appreciable change was noted in those subjects...

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Hauptverfasser:	Shahnaseri, M, Bergan, J.G. (Western Sydney Univ., Richmond (Australia). School of Food Sciences)
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