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The US Department of Agriculture Automated Multiple-Pass Method reduces bias in the collection of energy intakes
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us department agriculture automated multiplepass method ampm used collecting 24h dietary recalls eat america dietary interview component national health nutrition examination survey data important program policy applications essential validity method testedthe accuracy ampm evaluated comparing reported energy intake ei total energy expenditure tee using doubly labeled water dlw techniquethe 524 volunteers aged 3069 included equal number men women recruited washington dc area subject dosed dlw first day 2wk study period three 24h recalls collected 2wk period using ampm first recall conducted person subsequent recalls telephoneoverall subjects underreported ei 11 compared tee normalweight subjects body mass index kgm2 25 underreported ei 3 using linear mixed model 95 cis determined ratio ei tee approximately 78 men 74 women classified acceptable energy reporters within 95 ci eitee percentage energy underreported percentage subjects classified low energy reporters 95 ci eitee highest subjects classified obese body mass index 30although ampm accurately reported eis normalweight subjects research warranted enhance accuracy overweight obese persons