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April 10, 2013Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics

A kitchen‐based intervention to improve nutritional intake from school lunches in children aged 12–16 years

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AMAngela MaddenUniversity of HertfordshireRHRebecca HarrexOxford Health NHS Foundation TrustJRJoanna RadalowiczRoyal Gwent Hospital

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