Medicine and HealthEuropean Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Recent and current low food intake – prevalence and associated factors in hospital patients from different medical specialities
S. E. J. Böhne, M. Hiesmayr, et al.
This study explores the alarming rates of low food intake among adult hospital patients in Germany, uncovering critical factors that affect nutritional health across medical specialties. Conducted by Sarah Elisabeth Jasmin Böhne and colleagues, this research highlights a notable prevalence of LIRC and suggests targeted strategies for malnutrition management.
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