Research Article

Dietary behaviour among adults in Northern Ghana: a polytomous logistic regression model approach

Published in: South African Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Volume 38 , issue 2, pages: 64–72

DOI: 10.1080/16070658.2025.2467850

Author(s): Kwame Opare-AsamoahUniversity for Development Studies, Ghana, Daniel Edem KpewouUniversity for Development Studies, Ghana, Jerry Xola SosuUniversity for Development Studies, Ghana, Vicentia Esinam DegbeyUniversity for Development Studies, Ghana, Ezekiel Kofi VicarUniversity for Development Studies, Ghana, Julius T DongdemUniversity for Development Studies, Ghana, Saeed F. MajeedUniversity for Development Studies, Ghana, Kwadwo Fosu AntwiUniversity for Development Studies, Ghana,

Keywords: dietary behaviour, Ghana, polytomous logistic regression, Tamale Metropolis, Tolon District,

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Objectives: This study determined the predictors of dietary behaviour among adults living in an urban and rural location in northern Ghana.

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Dietary behaviour among adults in Northern Ghana: a polytomous logistic regression model approach

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