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Estimating The Effect Of Adhering To Canada’s Food Guide 2019 Recommendations On Health Outcomes In Older Adults: A Target Trial Emulation Protocol
Background The Canada’s Food Guide 2019 (CFG) provides universal recommendations to individuals aged 2 years or older. The extent to which these recommendations are appropriate for older adults is unknown. Although ideal, conducting a large randomized controlled trial is unrealistic in the short term. An alternative is the target trial emulation framework for causal inference using observational data.