Research Article
Fruit and Vegetable Intake and Barriers to Their Consumption among University Students in Kuwait: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Table 1
Demographic characteristics of participants (N = 300).
| Age groups (years) | <20 | 60 (20) | 20–35 | 229 (76.3) | >35 | 11(3.7) |
| Gender | Male | 151 (50.3) | Female | 149 (49.7) |
| Weight status (BMI) | Not overweight or obese | 153 (51) | Overweight and obese | 147 (49) |
| Marriage status | Single | 251 (83.7) | Married | 49 (16.3) |
| Family income (KD) | <1000 KD monthly | 55 (18.3) | ≥1000 KD monthly | 177 (59) | Not sure | 68 (22.7) |
| Colleges | Law | 9 (3) | Arts | 38 (12.7) | Sciences | 40 (13.3) | Medicine, public, and allied health | 26 (8.7) | Engineering and petroleum | 33 (11) | Education | 71 (23.7) | Sharia and Islamic studies | 20 (6.7) | Business administration | 3 (1) | Pharmacy | 1 (0.3) | Dentistry | 3 (1) | Social sciences | 4 (1.3) | Life sciences | 39 (13) | Architecture | 1 (0.3) | Computer science and engineering | 12 (4) |
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Science-related colleges. KD: Kuwaiti dinar, BMI: body mass index in kg/m 2. |