Pınar Hamurcu Pınar Hamurcu

Background: This study aimed to examine the relationship between nutritional status assessed by the diet quality index with physical activity, sleep, and quality of life among young adults....Results: The study revealed inadequate diet quality among young adults, with a mean DQI-I score of 33.08±7.03. According to PSQI assessment, 85.3% of them had impoverished sleep quality, and according to IPAQ assessment, 23.3% of them were physically inactive....No statistically significant association found between diet quality and either sleep quality or physical activity levels (P>0.05)....Conclusion: This study observed a significant correlation between dietary diversity and quality of life, whereas no significant correlation observed between diet quality and sleep quality, physical activity level, or quality of life.

Dilara Olgacher,Ciara Wallace,Sarah F Brennan et al. Dilara Olgacher et al.

However, the absence of measurable effects on diet quality highlights the need for future iterations of Project Daire to incorporate additional strategies.

Hattie H Wright,Corey Linton,Suzanne Broadbent et al. Hattie H Wright et al.

Implications for cancer survivors: Dietetic support is needed to enhance the diet quality and support healthy eating of people diagnosed with prostate cancer, particularly those with poorer mental health.

Pan Zhuang,Xiaohui Liu,Yang Ao et al. Pan Zhuang et al.

Obesity-related dietary guidelines and agriculture and food policies are warranted to improve diet quality and fight the obesity epidemic in China. © 2025. The Author(s).

Gyorgy Scrinis,Barry M Popkin,Camila Corvalan et al. Gyorgy Scrinis et al.

Dietary patterns high in ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have been associated with poor diet quality and health outcomes, and are displacing healthier dietary patterns-meals and dishes prepared with fresh and minimally processed foods-in most parts of the world.

Shayan Aryannezhad,Fumiaki Imamura,Emanuella De Lucia Rolfe et al. Shayan Aryannezhad et al.

Objective: To evaluate associations of concurrent changes in diet quality and PA with different body composition indices....Conclusions and relevance: In this study, improved diet quality and increased PA were independently associated with weight loss or less weight gain and a healthier adiposity profile. Combining these health behaviors was associated with the greatest adiposity-related benefits.

Corrine S V Génier,Matthias Pilecky,Martin J Kainz et al. Corrine S V Génier et al.

Both species converted five times more ALA to DHA than previously reported in tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) and may be more adapted to fluctuations in diet quality and habitat types.

Simone O&#x;Neill,Michelle Minehan,Catherine R Knight-Agarwal et al. Simone O&#x;Neill et al.

An inverse relationship has been identified between diet quality and depressive symptomology....This cross-sectional study aimed to examine how food insecurity, physical activity and social connectedness contribute to the relationship between diet quality and depressive symptomology.

Erin Sedlacek,Scott Binger,Charlotte F Narr Erin Sedlacek

Although resource competition is invoked as a mechanism responsible for priority effects, the effect of host diet quality on priority effects is unexplored.

Marzena Malara,Patrycja Widłak,Łukasz Tomczyk Marzena Malara

Eating habits were evaluated using the validated Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ-6), and diet quality was assessed with the Pro-Health Diet Index (pHDI-10). Significant gender differences were found in the consumption of refined bread, butter, fruits, vegetables, red meat, and poultry.