Commentary

Quality of life (QoL) instruments fail to ask about food, diet quality, or nutritional status. Nutrition screeners, often meant for use in clinical settings, fail to ask about QoL. Arensberg and colleagues make a compelling argument for integrating these siloed and yet related concepts. Food and nutrition are among the essential components of QoL among older Americans.

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Nutrition Today
Published
2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1097/nt.0000000000000705
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Nutrition and Health in Aging
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Adam Drewnowski
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Nutrition and Health in Aging
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Adam Drewnowski
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Abstract

Quality of life (QoL) instruments fail to ask about food, diet quality, or nutritional status. Nutrition screeners, often meant for use in clinical settings, fail to ask about QoL. Arensberg and colleagues make a compelling argument for integrating these siloed and yet related concepts. Food and nutrition are among the essential components of QoL among older Americans.

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