Risk Factor Model Inputs through 2020

Percent Eating 5+ Servings/Day of Fruit & Vegetables(1)

White Males, Ages 25-74(2)

Projected fruit & vegetable consumption trend (2005-2020) (Line)
XY
200444.1
200544.1
200644.2
200744.3
200844.3
200944.4
201044.4
201144.5
201244.5
201344.5
201444.6
201544.6
201644.6
201744.6
201844.6
201944.6
202044.6
Healthy People 2010 goal met (3) (Line)
XY
200444.1
200545.2
200646.3
200747.3
200848.3
200949.4
201050.4
201150.8
201251.2
201351.6
201452
201552.4
201652.8
201753.3
201853.7
201954.2
202054.6
Optimistic but realistic goal (3) (Line)
XY
200444.1
200544.5
200645
200745.4
200845.8
200946.3
201046.7
201147.09
201247.59
201348
201448.4
201548.9
201649.4
201749.8
201850.3
201950.8
202051.2
Fruit & vegetable consumption trend (1970-2004) (Line)
XY
197040.79
197140.79
197241
197340.9
197441.2
197541.3
197641.5
197741.8
197841.9
197942
198042.2
198142.3
198242.4
198342.5
198442.6
198542.7
198642.9
198743
198843
198943
199043
199143.1
199243.2
199343.3
199443.4
199543.5
199643.6
199743.6
199843.6
199943.7
200043.8
200143.9
200243.9
200344
200444.1
NHANES data (Scatter)
XScale label
197339%
197843.9%
198946.6%
199346%
199946.1%
200144.9%
Healthy People 2010 U.S. Target (Scatter)
XScale label
201050%

 

Footnotes:

(1) Healthy People 2010 has separate objectives for fruit consumption and vegetable consumption (2 or more and 3 or more servings per day respectively) . The CISNET-Colon models measure the combined servings per day of fruits and vegetables. For modeling purposes, we treated the objective as a total of five or more servings of fruits and/or vegetables per day. This redefined objective is consistent with the CDC's "5 a Day for Better Health" program that aims to increase the number of daily serving of fruit and vegetables to 5 or more.

(2) Age adjusted to the 2000 standard population using age groups 25-29y, 30-39y, 40-49y, 50-59y, 60-69y, 70-74y.

(3) Age-specific trends applied after the year 2010 (no period trends).