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. 2014 Oct 31;18(10):1793–1800. doi: 10.1017/S1368980014002274

Table 4.

Dietary habit profiles of the participants: Moroccan adolescents aged 15·0–19·9 years, ATLS (Arab Teens Lifestyle Study), March 2011

All (n 669) 95 % CI* Males (n 325) Females (n 344) P value
Healthy dietary habits (≥7 times/week)
Breakfast at home 38·86 35·13, 42·45 50·77 27·62 0·000
Vegetables 49·18 45·29, 52·77 47·69 50·58 0·455
Fruits 27·80 24·07, 30·79 24·92 30·52 0·106
Milk or dairy products 38·12 34·38, 41·70 37·54 38·66 0·765
Unhealthy dietary habits (>3 times/week)
Fast foods 19·58 16·74, 22·42 16·31 22·67 0·038
Fried potatoes (French fries and chips) 35·13 31·24, 38·71 27·38 42·44 0·000
Doughnuts/cakes 65·17 61·29, 68·46 53·85 75·87 0·000
Candy/chocolate 62·03 58·30, 65·92 54·77 68·90 0·000
Sugary drinks 45·44 41·70, 49·18 46·77 44·19 0·502
Energy drinks 3·89 2·54, 5·38 5·23 2·62 0·080

Results are presented as proportions (%).

*

Bootstrap results for the total proportions were based on 1000 bootstrap samples.

The χ 2 test or Fisher’s test was used to determine P values between nominal variables.

Energy drinks: Red Bull, Power Horse or others.