User-documented food consumption data from publicly available apps: an analysis of opportunities and challenges for nutrition research
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Lada Timotijevic | Marcus Maringer | Naomi Klepacz | Anouk Geelen | Monique M. Raats | Anne Normann | P. van’t Veer | A. Geelen | M. Maringer | M. Raats | M. Verain | A. Normann | L. Timotijevic | N. Klepacz | Pieter van’t Veer | Muriel C. D. Verain | Suzanne Ekman | Suzanne Ekman
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