The discussions collectively reflect strong support and curiosity about the research, exemplified by comments like 'Greater family meal frequency protects children against poor diet and mental health,' which underscores the significance of the findings. The tone is confident and positive, with phrases such as 'recommend' and 'new paper,' indicating the publication's perceived relevance and potential impact in fields related to family health and nutrition.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions highlight the positive implications of the review, emphasizing the benefits of family mealtimes for children's health and well-being.
InterestHigh interest
The discussions show high interest, with multiple mentions of the publication's significance and its relevance to family nutrition and health research.
EngagementModerate engagement
While some comments simply acknowledge the publication, others delve into its findings and implications, indicating a moderate to high level of engagement.
ImpactHigh impact
The widespread sharing, emphasis on the importance of family mealtimes, and references to new research suggest that these discussions could influence future research and policy initiatives.
Abstract in brief
Family mealtimes are generally held at least a few days a week and are associated with positive family environments, attitudes, and having younger children.
Increased frequency of family meals is linked to better nutrition, lower obesity risk, improved mental health, and academic outcomes among children and adolescents.
Research on interventions to promote family mealtimes shows mixed results, highlighting the need for further studies to identify effective strategies.]
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Sarah Snuggs
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New paper! Systematic Umbrella Review of Family Mealtimes. Covers outcomes, correlates, interventions & characteristics
https://t.co/h8uM1hFnh4
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Nutrition & Cognition Lab, UoR
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New paper published from our lab by Dr Sarah Snuggs and Prof Kate Harvey: ‘Family Mealtimes: A Systematic Umbrella Review of Characteristics, Correlates, Outcomes and Interventions’ @sarah_snuggs
https://t.co/ktal7Zif7D
Jun 23, 2023 · 4 likes · 1 share · 224 followersView post →
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Fred Duncan
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"Greater family meal frequency protects children/adolescents against a poorer diet, obesity, risk behaviours, poorer mental health and wellbeing, and poorer academic outcomes."
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Family mealtimes are generally held at least a few days a week and are associated with positive family environments, attitudes, and having younger children. Increased frequency of family meals is linked to better…
This video features Hannah, a pediatric dietitian, sharing strategies to support healthy lifestyles and positive food relationships in children. It emphasizes regular meals, mindful eating, and the benefits of family…
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CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST TANZANIA
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Snuggs S, Harvey K. Family Mealtimes: A Systematic Umbrella Review of Characteristics, Correlates, Outcomes and Interventions. Nutrients. 2023 Jun 22;15(13):2841. doi: 10.3390/nu15132841. PMID: 37447168; PMCID: PMC10346164.
"Greater family meal frequency protects children/adolescents against a poorer diet, obesity, risk behaviours, poorer mental health and wellbeing, and poorer academic outcomes."
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Stella Chan
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Nutrients MDPI
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Stella Chan
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RT @UoRNutCogLab: New paper published from our lab by Dr Sarah Snuggs and Prof Kate Harvey: ‘Family Mealtimes: A Systematic Umbrella Review…
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Nutrition & Cognition Lab, UoR
@UoRNutCogLab · X
New paper published from our lab by Dr Sarah Snuggs and Prof Kate Harvey: ‘Family Mealtimes: A Systematic Umbrella Review of Characteristics, Correlates, Outcomes and Interventions’ @sarah_snuggs
https://t.co/ktal7Zif7D
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BPS DHP
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RT @sarah_snuggs: New paper! Systematic Umbrella Review of Family Mealtimes. Covers outcomes, correlates, interventions & characteristics…
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Rachel Smith
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RT @sarah_snuggs: New paper! Systematic Umbrella Review of Family Mealtimes. Covers outcomes, correlates, interventions & characteristics…
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Sarah Snuggs
@sarah_snuggs · X
New paper! Systematic Umbrella Review of Family Mealtimes. Covers outcomes, correlates, interventions & characteristics
https://t.co/h8uM1hFnh4
Jun 22, 2023 · 10 likes · 2 shares · 263 followersView post →
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DOI: 10.3390/nu15132841 PMCID: PMC10346164 | PMID: 37447168 2️⃣ Hernández, A. L., et al. (2025). Significados que mães de crianças obesas atribuem aos ...