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. 2015 Sep 28;19(9):1575–1582. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015002669

Table 3.

Nested cohort analysis (n 1216) to investigate the associations between dietary behaviours and improved educational outcomes among Year 5 and 6 students aged 9–11 years participating in the cluster-randomised controlled trial of the Welsh Government’s Primary School Free Breakfast Initiative for whom dietary behaviour is available at baseline and follow-up

OR Lower CI Upper CI
Consumption of breakfast
Baseline 1·61 1·24 2·47
Follow-up 2·02 1·44 2·84
Healthy breakfast items
Baseline 1·11 1·03 1·19
Follow-up 1·11 1·03 1·19
Unhealthy breakfast items
Baseline 1·18 0·94 1·48
Follow-up 1·01 0·81 1·26
Sweets and crisps (rest of day)
Baseline 1·41 1·23 1·62
Follow-up 1·42 1·24 1·64
Fruit and vegetables (rest of day)
Baseline 1·28 1·08 1·52
Follow-up 1·25 1·07 1·47

Significant results are highlighted in bold.