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Table 2 Unadjusted mean intake values at baseline, first and second follow-up and the results of the multilevel regression analyses showing the effect of the intervention at first and second follow up

From: Mothers' involvement in a school-based fruit and vegetable promotion intervention is associated with increased fruit and vegetable intakes – The Pro Children study

 

First follow-up (n = 754)

Second follow-up (n = 618)

 

Intake at baseline (mean +/- SD)

Intake at first follow-up (mean +/- SD)

Regression coefficient1

95% CI

Intake at second follow-up (mean +/- SD)

Regression coefficient1

95% CI

Total fruit and vegetable intake (gram/day)

Control group

292.3 +/- 193

277.0 +/- 196

9.0

-19.0 – 37.1

283.2 +/- 198

11.9

-20.2 – 43.9

Intervention group

270.8 +/- 193

277.6 +/- 184

  

287.9 +/- 241

  

Total fruit intake (gram/day)

Control group

180.0 +/- 142

168.4 +/- 135

10.8

-14.8 – 36.4

177.5 +/- 145

9.9

-14.3 – 34.2

Intervention group

172.5 +/- 146

176.5 +/- 132

  

191.4+/- 185.7

  

Total vegetable intake (gram/day)

Control group

112.2 +/- 114

108.6 +/- 109

-2.7

-16.4 – 11.0

105.7 +/- 104

-0.8

-16.7 – 15.2

Intervention group

98.3 +/- 96

101.1 +/- 97

  

96.4 +/- 106

  
  1. 1 Analyses are adjusted for baseline intake, country and clustered design.
  2. Regression coefficients reflects the difference between intervention and control groups