Education and Socioeconomic Level of Mothers Are Negatively Associated with the Diet Quality of Their Offspring– Evidence from the 2015 Colombian Nutrition Survey
Gustavo Mora-García(University of Cartagena), Vanessa García-Larsen(Johns Hopkins University), Francisca Castro Mendes(Universidade do Porto), Rodrigo Villegas(Universidad de Santiago de Chile), M. Ruiz
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