This is an ancillary study of National Clinical Trial (NCT) #06229262 (which was a clinical trial that examined the effect of a 12-week mango intervention in college/university students). The objective of this study is to characterize typical fruit and vegetable intake among healthcare profession students using existing dietary data the previously completed NCT#06229262 study, and to describe the associated behavioral context, including perceived barriers, facilitators, and fruit and vegetable-related self-efficacy, using survey data collected as part of this ancillary analysis.
Participants that successfully completed the Immune and cognitive benefits of mango intake in young adults: A randomized trial (IRB#5230334) who consented to be contacted for future studies.
Participant who was enrolled in or was a recent graduate (within 2 years of graduation) from a health profession program at Loma Linda University during their participation in the parent study
Able to provide electronic informed consent to participate in the ancillary survey
Aged 18 - 30 years of age at the time of participation in the parent study
Participant who was in or was a recent graduate from a non-Loma Linda University Institution during the parent study
Loma Linda University health professions students or graduates who completed the NCT#:06229262 trial.
Cohort
Retrospective
Not listed
Fruit intake
Fruit intake based on 24-hour dietary recall and interview
Vegetable intake
Vegetable intake based on 24-hour dietary recall data
Self-reported barriers
Self-reported barriers to fruit and vegetable intake
Self-reported facilitators
Self-reported facilitators to fruit and vegetable intake
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