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This 2016 study compared the diet quality and quantity of day workers with night workers. Using the general population data from the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition-Netherlands (EPIC-NL) cohort, the researchers calculated energy intake and diet quality. Dietary consumption was recorded in 1993-1997 using food frequency questionnaires. All the participants were aged between […]

Association between irregular meal timing and the mental health of Japanese workers

As part of this 2021 study, a questionnaire survey was distributed to 4490 workers in Japan to determine the relationship between meal habits, health, and social relationships. Tahara et al. found that irregular meal timing was associated with higher neuroticism, lower physical activity levels, and greater productivity loss. Irregular meal timing was also linked with […]