Glaiza S de Guzman, Eileen M Manalo
Assessment of the knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of Filipino obstetrics and gynecology residents on fertility preservation: A cross-sectional study
Annals of medicine and surgery (2012)
online food delivery ofd applications provide easy access food eliminating need cooking meal planning however predominantly promote processed caloriedense foods potentially impacting diet health study aimed describe use ofd services sample italian workers students explore potential determinants ofd usage assess possible differences use two categories data collected online survey convenience sampling distributed social media platforms july 12 2022 february 1 2023 sample included individuals aged 18 currently residing italy sample stratified according workerstudent status descriptive analyses performed key variables multivariable logistic regression analysis conducted assess effects variables ofd usage treated dichotomous variable usage nonusage study analyzed 3502 questionnaires 2594 workers 908 students excluding 323 nonstudent nonworker responses positive associations ofd use included higher income remote working smoking elevated bmi depression risk impulsive buying among workers female frequent screenwatching meals daily smoking higher bmi impulsive buying associated ofd use among students factors negatively associated ofd use included older age workers students living suburbs workers students outline town workers single workers students adhering mediterranean diet students low health literacy students job dissatisfaction workers ofd consumption associated risky behaviors conditions high bmi smoking suggesting might influenced individual tendencies healthier habits physical activity significantly impact ofd usage especially among workers whereas among students factors low health literacy better eating habits associated less use ofd could prone use ofd measured way research needed better understand potential associations ofd risky habits well role promoting access healthy food underserved areas