FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2079662864> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2079662864 endingPage "392" @default.
• W2079662864 startingPage "384" @default.
• W2079662864 abstract "Background Recent observational and experimental evidence suggests that diet may contribute to acne prevalence. Objectives To examine the differences in select dietary factors (glycemic index [GI], total sugar, added sugar, fruit/fruit juice, fruit/vegetables, vegetables, saturated fat, trans fat, and number of milk and fish servings perday) between groups of self-reported acne severity. Secondary objectives were to investigate the differences in food-aggravated acne beliefs and acne-specific quality-of-life between groups of self-reported acne severity. Design This study utilized a cross-sectional design. Participants/setting A total of 248 (115 male, 133 female) participants, age 18 to 25 years, completed questionnaires designed to measure self-reported acne severity, select dietary factors, food-aggravated acne beliefs, acne-specific quality-of-life, and anthropometric and demographic characteristics. The Block fat/sugar/fruit/vegetable food frequency questionnaire assessed usual dietary intake. Data were collected in New York City between January and May 2012. Statistical analyses performed One-way between groups analysis of variance examined differences in dietary factors, anthropometric characteristics, and acne-specific quality-of-life between groups of self-reported acne. χ² tests compared food-aggravated acne beliefs and demographic characteristics between groups of self-reported acne. Results Compared with participants with no or mild acne, participants with moderate to severe acne reported greater dietary GI (P<0.001), added sugar (P<0.001), total sugar (P<0.001), number of milk servings per day (P<0.001), saturated fat (P<0.001), and trans-fatty acids (P<0.001), and fewer servings of fish per day (P=0.002). Among all participants, 58.1% perceived diet to aggravate or influence acne. Conclusions This study suggests that diet, particularly dietary GI, saturated fat, trans fat, milk, and fish may influence or aggravate acne development. Future research is necessary to elucidate the proposed mechanisms linking diet and acne and determine the impact of medical nutrition therapy on acne development." @default.
• W2079662864 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2079662864 creator A5008512281 @default.
• W2079662864 creator A5022899003 @default.
• W2079662864 creator A5051920470 @default.
• W2079662864 date "2014-03-01" @default.
• W2079662864 modified "2023-09-30" @default.
• W2079662864 title "Relationships of Self-Reported Dietary Factors and Perceived Acne Severity in a Cohort of New York Young Adults" @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1447359563 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1511797491 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1525008479 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1897621425 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1958654977 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W195928715 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1965067356 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1977127668 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1980371179 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1986966174 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1987898674 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1989757209 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1996798819 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W1998459845 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2009718837 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2012076218 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2017417007 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2019146246 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2019423367 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2028631084 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2029448460 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2031661874 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2034872313 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2039303830 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2040962503 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2045925445 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2052920070 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2055015510 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2055749172 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2056253789 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2058337019 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2058748486 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2064275594 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2073969222 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2074384122 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2076695125 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2077836617 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2078660736 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2079361968 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2082947418 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2085050267 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2091054642 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2093124508 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2096174737 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2096312455 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2097365404 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2098529675 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2105068340 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2107969706 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2112907920 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2116868801 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2118369397 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2123507773 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2124194755 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2125555008 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2129843118 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2129982222 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2141286374 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2142170503 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2142492917 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2149521457 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2151332752 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2151393258 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2161675065 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2162365554 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2163403168 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2164494206 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2165528777 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2166685009 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2313483591 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W2566492183 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W3023645536 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W6226156 @default.
• W2079662864 cites W95234624 @default.
• W2079662864 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jand.2013.11.010" @default.
• W2079662864 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24412232" @default.
• W2079662864 hasPublicationYear "2014" @default.
• W2079662864 type Work @default.
• W2079662864 sameAs 2079662864 @default.
• W2079662864 citedByCount "61" @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642014 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642015 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642016 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642017 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642018 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642019 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642020 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642021 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642022 @default.
• W2079662864 countsByYear W20796628642023 @default.

• next