Association Between Junk Food Consumption and Behavioral Outcomes in 10-15-year-old Children: A Cross-sectional Questionnaire-based Study.

Although the statistical correlation between junk food intake and behavioral issues was not significant, a notable trend was observed wherein children with higher junk food intake exhibited greater behavioral disturbances, particularly hyperactivity, conduct disorders, and peer relationship issues.

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This suggests a positive trend, if not a definitive causation, linking poor dietary habits to behavioral challenge and a higher likelihood of emotional symptoms in children.

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