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Cohort · 2016 · n=4,470
Promisingcounts toward this tierAdherence to the Mediterranean diet is associated with better quality of life: data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative
Veronese N, Stubbs B, Noale M, et al. · The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
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Higher Mediterranean-diet adherence was associated with modestly better physical quality of life and lower WOMAC pain and disability scores; effect sizes were small (e.g., beta = 0.10 for SF-12 physical score).
- Population
- Adults with or at risk of knee OA (Osteoarthritis Initiative), cross-sectional analysis
- Intervention
- Adherence to Mediterranean diet (aMED score, observational)
- Limitations
- Cross-sectional; food-frequency self-report; healthy-user confounding very likely; small effect sizes.
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