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An analysis of fat-related and fiber-related behavior in men and women with type 2 diabetes mellitus: key findings for clinical practice.

Patient Prefer Adherence · 2013 · PMC3772760 · PMID 24043931

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Our results are supported by the previously reported highly significant correlations between the above-mentioned subscales in the work of Spoon et al. 23 FFB in men and women Based on our results, men differ from women in their dietary behavior, with men having a higher dietary fat intake than women.

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