Dietary intake of fruits, vegetables, and fat in Olmsted County, Minnesota.

@article{DeBoer2003DietaryIO,
  title={Dietary intake of fruits, vegetables, and fat in Olmsted County, Minnesota.},
  author={Stephen W. DeBoer and Randal J. Thomas and Mark J. Brekke and Lee Brekke and Rebecca S. Hoffman and Peggy A. Menzel and Lee A Aase and Sharonne N. Hayes and Thomas E. Kottke},
  journal={Mayo Clinic proceedings},
  year={2003},
  volume={78 2},
  pages={
          161-6
        }
}
OBJECTIVE To assess self-reported dietary intake in the adult population of Olmsted County, Minnesota. SUBJECTS AND METHODS We conducted a random-digit-dial telephone survey between March 1 and April 21, 1999, of 1232 adults residing in Olmsted County, Minnesota. We then mailed a structured questionnaire to the survey respondents and achieved a response rate of 732 individuals. Percentages of individuals and predictors of those who meet recommendations for intake of fruits and vegetables and… 
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