Food for thought in study of men’s eating habits

Men are a disadvantaged group health-wise because of their relationship with food, a study reveals.

Food for thought in study of men’s eating habits

A report from Safefood found Irish men are generally less engaged with food, both in relation to food hygiene and healthy eating.

It found that men have less healthy diets, eat more fat and salt, less fruit and vegetables and tend to see food as fuel.

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