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1. TEMA JURNAL Diet, nutrition and the prevention of Public Health
hypertension and cardiovascular Nutrition: 7(1A),
diseases 167–186, The
2. TUJUAN JURNAL Sufficient knowledge exists
to Authors 2004.
recommend nutritional interventions,
at both population and individual
levels, to reduce cardiovascular risk.
3. METODE The scientific method often
JURNAL emphasises a reductionist approach
to investigations of causality.
Questionnaire methods of
ascertaining information related to
habitual food intake pose problems
of validity and reproducibility even
within well defined populations.
4. BAHASA JURNAL English
5. SIMPULAN Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are
JURNAL growing contributors to global
disease burdens, with epidemics of
CVD advancing across many
regions of the world which are
experiencing a rapid health
transition. Diet and nutrition have
been extensively investigated as risk
factors for major cardiovascular
diseases like coronary heart disease
(CHD) and stroke and are also
linked to other cardiovascular risk
factors like diabetes, high blood
pressure and obesity.
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JUDUL JURNAL : Vegetarianism and eating disorders: association between
eating attitudes and other psychological factors among Turkish
adolescents.
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1. TEMA JURNAL Vegetarian, Diet. Department of
2. TUJUAN JURNAL The purpose of this study was to Nutrition and
determine whether differences exist Dietetics, Health
in eating attitudes, self-esteem, social Sciences Faculty,
trait anxiety and social physique Baskent
anxiety of self-reported vegetarian University,
and non-vegetarian Turkish Bag˘lica Kampusu,
adolescents. Eskis¸ehir Yolu
3. METODE - Participants and sampling design;
20.km, 06530
JURNAL The study population included 1205
Ankara, Turkey
adolescents from six public and four
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private universities in the capital city
September 2004;
of Turkey, Ankara.
revised 30 October
- The questionnaire
2004; accepted 18
- The Eating Attitudes Test is a
February 2005
widely used self-report measure for
eating disorders.
- The Rosenberg self-esteem scale is
the most widely used measure of
global self-esteem with
adolescents.
- The social physique anxiety scale
(SPAS) was originally designed to
determine the degree to which
people become anxious to the real
or perceived evaluation of their
physique by others.
- The State-Trait Anxiety Inventory
(STAI) is a self-report instrument
 developed by Spielberger, Gorsuch,
and Lushene (1970) to measure the
subjective level of anxiety both in
special stations and in general.
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5. SIMPULAN In this sample, the overall prevalence
JURNAL of vegetarianism among Turkish
adolescents was 2.6% (eight males
and 23 females). Sixteen of the
participants reported being
semivegetarian (six males and 10
females), eight reported being lacto–
ovo vegetarian (two males and six
females) and two reported being
vegan (only females). Similarly, the
prevalence of male vegetarians
reported here was somewhat lower
than 1.7–2.5% of males that were
previously reported.

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JUDUL JURNAL : From Phenomenology to Neurophysiological Understanding of
Hallucinations in Children and Adolescents
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1. TEMA JURNAL Hallucinations Lancet 2003;
2. TUJUAN JURNAL To provide an update of 362: 629–39
associated epidemiological and Department of
phenomenological factors Pediatrics,
(including sociocultural context, University of
social adversity, and genetics, Washington,
considered in relation to the Children’s
psychosis continum hypothesis), Hospital and
cognitive models, and Regional
neurophysiological findings Medical Center,
concerning hallucinations in Seattle, WA,
children and adolescents. USA (A A Eddy
3. METODE JURNAL Using standardized self-report
MD, J M
instruments such as an Epworth
Symons MD)
Sleepiness Scale, Pittsburgh Sleep
Correspondence
Quality Index, and Fatigue Severity
to: Dr Allison A
Scale that provides objective data
of sleep and sleep diaries or logs
to track sleep wake patterns and
daily variations
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5. SIMPULAN JURNAL Hallucinations have shown to be
intimately linked with
psychopathology, particularly when
occurring in adolescence, and may
occur in the context of early
traumatic events or in association
with a depressive disorder.
Caution is required before
diagnosing COS in children with
hallucinations, but associations
 with negative prodromal symptoms
(eg, isolation and psychomotor
poverty) must alert the clinician.
Furthermore, AVH, pre- and
perinatal risk factors, and delayed
developmental milestones may be
associated with later psychotic
disorders. Therefore, examination
of the developmental correlates of
AVH may clarify the possible
pathway to psychosis for which
early detection is crucial to reduce
long-term disabilities and promote
recovery.

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JUDUL JURNAL : Prevalence of Dysmenorrhea and Its Correlating Lifestyle
Factorsin Japanese Female Junior High School Students
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1. TEMA JURNAL Dysmenorrhea Tohoku J. Exp.
2. TUJUAN JURNAL Sufficient knowledge exists to Med., 2015, 236,
recommend nutritional interventions, 107P-
at both population and r1ev1a3lence
individual levels, to reduce
cardiovascular risk.
3. METODE JURNAL The questionnaire solicited
information on age, age at
menarche, school year, height,
weight, menstruation, and lifestyle.
Regarding menstruation, students
were asked to report the first and
final dates of the last 3 consecutive
menstruations, yielding a menstrual
cycle and period.
Statistical methods
Prevalence of dysmenorrhea was
calculated, and compared according
to levels of predictor variables by
odds ratios (ORs) calculated with
logistic regression analysis. In this
analysis, BMI was
divided into quartiles.
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5. SIMPULAN JURNAL In conclusion, dysmenorrhea which
adversely affects daily activities is
highly prevalent, and may be
associated with lifestyle factors
among female junior high school
students. Junior high school
teachers, especially those in charge
of health education, should be made
aware of these facts, and
appropriately care for those suffering
from dysmenorrhea symptoms,
absentees, and those experiencing
difficulties in school life due to the
symptoms.