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Study reveals that immigrant teenagers eat better than Spanish teenagers
The study, carried out at the University of Granada, shows that immigrant teenagers eat much more fruit, vegetables, cereals and juice than Spanish teenagers. The author of this study has designed an educational program based on nutrition and cultural variety. This program has improved, practically by a factor of 100 percent, the eating habits of a group of students in the third year of compulsory secondary education.
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