Accurate dietary assessment is an essential foundation of research in nutritional
epidemiology. Due to the weaknesses in current methodology, attention is turning to�…

Background Dietary assessment methods that can provide high quality data while limiting
participant burden and resource requirements in epidemiological research are highly sought�…

Assessment of diet in large epidemiological studies can be costly and time consuming. An
automated dietary assessment system could potentially reduce researcher burden by�…

Aim The present study aimed to validate food records on the application MyFitnessPal
(MFP), comparing them with paper‐based food records (P‐FR). Methods Thirty university�…

The advent of the internet and smartphone technology has allowed dietary assessment to
reach the 21st century! The variety of foods available on the supermarket shelf is now�…

Image-based dietary records could lower participant burden associated with traditional
prospective methods of dietary assessment. They have been used in children, adolescents�…

Background Dietary assessment methods are limited in their ability to adequately measure
food and beverage consumption. Smartphone applications may provide a novel method of�…

Automation of dietary assessment can reduce limitations of established methodologies, by
alleviating participant and researcher burden. Designed as a research tool, the electronic�…

Nutrition applications for mobile devices (eg, personal digital assistants, smartphones) are
becoming increasingly accessible and can assist with the difficult task of intake recording for�…

(1) Background: Smartphone dietary assessment apps can be acceptable and valid data
collection methods but have predominantly been validated in highly educated women, and�…