Review of: Does eating more frequently at the university cafeteria promote healthier and more environmentally friendly diets in French students?. Round#2/Reviewer#2

A recommendation of: Laura Arrazat, Fanny Teil, Sophie Nicklaus, Lucile Marty Does eating more frequently at the university cafeteria promote healthier and more environmentally friendly diets in French students? https://hal.science/hal-05343869

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Published: 2025-09-04
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24072/pci.nutrition.100001.rev22
Primary Topic: Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet
Type: article
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Review of: Does eating more frequently at the university cafeteria promote healthier and more environmentally friendly diets in French students?. Round#2/Reviewer#2

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Review of: Does eating more frequently at the university cafeteria promote healthier and more environmentally friendly diets in French students?. Round#2/Reviewer#2

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Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet

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