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• “Magnifying glass” photo by Emiliano Vittoriosi on Unsplash (license information)
• Figure 2.5.”NHANES food questionnaire” by CDC is in the public domain
• “Table of food photo” by Spencer Davis on Unsplash (license information)
• Figure 2.6. “NIH study center photos” by Jennifer Rymaruk, NIDDK are in the Public
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