中学的饮食习惯和学业成绩:公立学校的横截面分析

Dora Carolina Jaimes Crispín1, Silvia Rosa Sigales Ruiz2

  • 1Bacterióloga y Laboratorista Clínico, Especialista en Docencia Universitaria, Magister en Microbiología, Doctoranda en Educación, Bucaramanga, Colombia. E-mail: doracjc@gmail.com Bucaramanga Colombia doracjc@gmail.com.

Revista Cuidarte
|November 27, 2025
PubMed
概括

跳过早餐和体力活动不足会对学生的学业表现产生负面影响. 健康的习惯,如定期的早餐,足够的睡眠和炼,与更好的学校成绩有关.

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