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CellWell record HH-322779

A Frequency-Based Proxy Score for Ultra-Processed Food Consumption Among Adolescents: Associations with Lifestyle Factors and Tinnitus

Milena Tomanic; Srđan Milovanović; Olivera Stanojlović; Dušan Mladenović; Dragana Davidović; Milan Dobrić; Milena Vesković; Katarina Djurdjević; Šućro Madžgalj; Dimitrije Zdravković; Aleksandra Jovanović; Maja Lačković

2026

In plain language

Cross-sectional study found high ultra-processed food consumption in adolescents associated with lower academic achievement, alcohol use, poor sleep, and notably with constant tinnitus.

Evidence
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Design
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