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Archives 2023
Myanmar Health Sciences Research Journal
Volume 35, Number 1-3
TITLE: Sugar Sweetened Beverages Consumption Patterns among Medical Students from Yangon and Magway
AUTHOR: Kyae Mhon Htwe1*, Soe Minn Htway2, Myo Myo Aye1, Kyaw Kyaw Khaing1, Thiri Tun1 and Win Maw Tun1
SOURCE: Myanmar Health Sciences Research Journal, 2023; 35(1-3):57-64
ABSTRACT:
Sugar-sweetened beverages (SBB) consumption has
risen significantly worldwide. Medical students will have their opportunity to
raise the awareness of public
concerning their dietary habits, including reducing sugar consumption, and
preventing and managing chronic diseases.
SUBJECT HEADINGS: Sugar-sweetened beverages, medical students, Yangon, Magway
FULL TEXT:
Sugar-sweetened beverages (SBB) consumption has risen significantly worldwide. Medical students will have their opportunity to raise the awareness of public concerning their dietary habits, including reducing sugar consumption, and preventing and managing chronic diseases.