Study finds a three-decade gain in American eating habits, but a long way to go. A national survey of blacks and whites from different economic groups found that eating habits have become healthier since 1965. Despite the improvement, fewer than a quarter of the people surveyed follow a healthy diet. All groups reduced fat consumption. Wealthy whites showed the greatest improvement in dietary habits.
Study finds a three-decade gain in American eating habits, but a long way to go.
A comparison of dietary trends among racial and socioeconomic groups in the United States.