article · Frontiers in Nutrition

Gender-specific insights into adherence to Mediterranean diet and lifestyle: analysis of 4,000 responses from the MEDIET4ALL project

202510 citationsOpen accessCairo University

Abstract

Our findings reveal distinct gender-specific patterns in MedDiet adherence and associated lifestyle factors. These results underscore the need for differentiated public health approaches that address the unique behavioral and psychosocial needs of men and women to promote MedLife adoption.

Research topics

Nutritional Studies and Diet
Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet
Eating Disorders and Behaviors

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DOI: 10.3389/fnut.2025.1570904

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