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Published on in Vol 14 (2025)

Preprints (earlier versions) of this paper are available at https://preprints.jmir.org/preprint/69610, first published .
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Reduction of Salt and Sugar Contents in Canteen Foods and Intakes By Students and Staff at a Malaysian Higher Education Institution: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Study

Reduction of Salt and Sugar Contents in Canteen Foods and Intakes By Students and Staff at a Malaysian Higher Education Institution: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Study

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  1. Say Y, Olarewaju V, Chia W, Gunawan K, Lee K, Ng J, Yeoh J, Chung F, Chia Y. Sodium levels of canteen foods from a Malaysian higher education institution: Findings from a 7-month salt reduction interventional study. Food and Humanity 2025;5:100910 View
  2. Say Y, Yeoh J, Gunawan K, Chia W, Lee K, Ng J, Lau T, Cheng M, Chia Y. Knowledge, attitudes, and practices on sugar-sweetened beverage consumption and sugar taxation attitudes among students and staff of a Malaysian university/college. Discover Public Health 2026;23(1) View
  3. Olarewaju V, Razak Hamzah M, Lim J, Gurcharan Singh J, Chia Y, Say Y. Sensory Perception and Pleasantness of Sodium‐Reduced Soup Reformulated With Potassium Chloride and Monosodium Glutamate. Journal of Sensory Studies 2026;41(4) View