Does self-regulation training enhance dietary self-efficacy and dietary fiber consumption?
Our findings suggest that dietary change requires active self-regulation of food intake. Combining goal setting and self-monitoring significantly enhances dietary behavior change. This strategy can easily be incorporated into nutrition education or counseling programs to enhance dietary behavior change.
This study suggests that cytokeratin immunohistochemistry is more sensitive and specific for the detection of occult lymph node metastasis than genetic diagnosis by K-ras mutation in cases with genetic alterations as well as in cases without them.