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    This document discusses several studies related to increasing fruit and vegetable intake among children. It first summarizes a 2003 UK study that developed and evaluated a school-based intervention called "Five a Day The Bash Street Way" to promote fruit and vegetable consumption. It also briefly describes a 2000 UK study examining the challenges and achievements of the "Five a day" campaign. Additionally, it notes a 1998 UK randomized controlled trial that assessed the impact of a nutrition education program called "Take Five" on attitudes toward dietary change. Finally, it mentions a 2005 Australian study surveying canteens and food services in Victorian schools.

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    This document discusses several studies related to increasing fruit and vegetable intake among children. It first summarizes a 2003 UK study that developed and evaluated a school-based intervention called "Five a Day The Bash Street Way" to promote fruit and vegetable consumption. It also briefly describes a 2000 UK study examining the challenges and achievements of the "Five a day" campaign. Additionally, it notes a 1998 UK randomized controlled trial that assessed the impact of a nutrition education program called "Take Five" on attitudes toward dietary change. Finally, it mentions a 2005 Australian study surveying canteens and food services in Victorian schools.

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    This document discusses several studies related to increasing fruit and vegetable intake among children. It first summarizes a 2003 UK study that developed and evaluated a school-based intervention called "Five a Day The Bash Street Way" to promote fruit and vegetable consumption. It also briefly describes a 2000 UK study examining the challenges and achievements of the "Five a day" campaign. Additionally, it notes a 1998 UK randomized controlled trial that assessed the impact of a nutrition education program called "Take Five" on attitudes toward dietary change. Finally, it mentions a 2005 Australian study surveying canteens and food services in Victorian schools.

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    1 Anderson A, Hetherington M, Adamson A, et al.

    (2003) The development of


    and evaluation of a novel school based intervention to increase fruit and
    vegetable intake in children (Five a Day The Bash Street Way), N09003. Report
    for the FSA, London. (see http://www.food.gov.uk/)
    2 Anderson A & Cox D (2000) Five a day - challenges and achievements.
    Nutrition and Food Science 30(1): 30-4.

    3 Anderson AS, Cox DN, McKellar S, Reynolds J, Lean MEJ, Mela DJ (1998)
    Take Five, a nutrition education intervention to increase fruit and vegetable
    intakes: impact on attitudes towards dietary change. British Journal of Nutrition
    80: 133-140.

    4 Maddock, Bronwyn, Warren, Carol and Worsley, Anthony 2005-09, Survey


    of canteens and food services in Victorian schools, Nutrition and dietetics, vol.
    62, no. 2-3, pp. 76-81).

    5 surveys—
    There are 2 types of students localites and non-localites. Generally non-localites
    depends on mess. So, we conduct a survey according to it 85% students face
    issues for finding mess.

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