Comparison of INTAKE24 (an Online 24-h Dietary Recall Tool) with Interviewer-Led 24-h Recall in 11–24 Year-Old
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Ivan Poliakov | Emma Foster | John N. S. Matthews | Jennifer Bradley | J. Matthews | I. Poliakov | P. Olivier | A. Adamson | E. Simpson | E. Foster | Emma Simpson | Patrick Olivier | Ashley J. Adamson | J. Bradley
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