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In their meta-analysis, Mousavi et al. [19] found an inverse association between egg consumption and mortality in studies from Asia compared to US studies and suggested that these associations may be confounded by the diet and lifestyle patterns associated with egg consumers in western countries, who are more likely to have low physical activity and poor dietary quality.AI Verified (Jan 17, 2025)
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The analysis of the differences between the included and missing data was small, but significant differences in age, waist circumference, diabetes, and diet score between those with complete data and those with missing data suggest that those include...more Unverified source (Jan 17, 2025)
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These results align with Papanikolaou et al.’s [48] analysis of NHANES data, which found that egg consumers had higher nutrient intakes and better nutritional status; this was particularly pronounced with the addition of eggs in already high-quality ...more Unverified source (Jan 17, 2025)
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