Literature DB >> 23400755

Dietary Habits of Female Urban Slum-dwellers in Mumbai.

Harsha Chopra1, Purvi Chheda, Sarah Kehoe, Vijaya Taskar, Nick Brown, Devi Shivashankaran, G Subbulakshmi, Shobha Rao, Meera Gandhi, Priyadarshini Muley-Lotankar, Ramesh Potdar, Barrie Margetts, Caroline Fall.   

Abstract

RESEARCH QUESTION: Intakes of micronutrient-rich foods are low among women of child-bearing age living in slums. We investigated relationships between consumption of these foods and socio-demographic variables.
METHODOLOGY: A 91-item Food Frequency Questionnaire was administered to women (n=1651) aged 16-40 yrs living in a Mumbai slum. We identified associations between categorical demographic variables and consumption frequency of these foods using chi-square tests. Associations with age and body mass index were investigated using one-way ANOVAs.
RESULTS: A quarter of women ate fruit and green leafy vegetables < 3 times per week, Apart from in tea, median consumption of milk and milk products was < twice a week, 16% never consumed non-vegetarian foods. Median consumption of non-vegetarian foods was 4.5 times per week. Women employed in unskilled jobs and those whose husbands had skilled occupations ate green leafy vegetables more frequently. Participants educated to tertiary level consumed fruit and milk most frequently (p<0.05).

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Keywords:  India; diet; fruit; green leafy vegetable; milk; slum

Year:  2012        PMID: 23400755      PMCID: PMC3568157     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Indian J Matern Child Health        ISSN: 0970-8928


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