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"Konsumsi buah dan sayur pada remaja masih banyak yang belum memenuhi rekomendasi WHO sebesar 400 gram per hari. Rendahnya konsumsi buah dan sayur pada remaja dapat menyebabkan berbagai penyakit degeneratif di masa dewasa dan lanjut usia. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui faktor-faktor yang berhubungan dengan konsumsi buah dan sayur pada remaja awal di Depok. Penelitian ini menggunakan disain cross sectional yang dilakukan pada bulan Februari sampai Juni 2012 di SMP Negeri 8 Depok dengan 160 siswa kelas 7 dan 8. Teknik pengumpulan sampel dilakukan dengan mengunakan teknik systematic random sampling. Pengumpulan data menggunakan kuesioner yang diisi sendiri oleh responden dan wawancara FFQ semi kuantitatif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa sebanyak 57.5% responden yang konsumsi buah dan sayur memenuhi 400 gram per hari. Dari hasil bivariat menggunakan uji chi-square terdapat hubungan yang bermakna antara antara sikap (OR=4,5; CI=1,2-17,4), pengetahuan (OR=2,6; CI=1,3-4,9), ketersediaan buah dan sayur di rumah (OR=4,5; CI= 1,2-17,4) dan keterpaparan media massa (OR=4,5; CI=1,2-17,4) dengan konsumsi buah dan sayur.

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Fruit and vegetables consumption among adolescent was still less than WHO recommendation of 400 gram per day. Low fruit and vegetable consumption in adolescents can lead to various degenerative diseases in adulthood and elder. The purpose of this study was to identify factors which asosiated with fruits and vegetables consumption. The method used in this study is cross sectional design which was conducted by 160 student respondents at 8 Junior High School Depok in February until June 2012. This study use systematic random sampling technique for taking the samples. Data were collected through the questionnaire and semi quantitative Food Frequency Questionnaire. The result of this study showed that 57,5% respondent who consumed fruit and vegetables which meet 400 gram per day. From analyses data by chi square test, there were significant association between attitude (OR=4,5; CI=1,2-17,4), knowledge OR=2,6; CI=1,3- 4,9, availability in home (OR=4,5; CI=1,2-17,4), and mass media (OR=4,5; CI=1,2-17,4) with fruit and vegetable consumption."

"Purpose - To explore certain aspects of women 's experience of then reproductive lives, in ddferent cultural contexts, especially their views on sexuality and sexual practices. It is based on transnational comparative research, and compares the experiences and meanings about motherhood and mother/daughter relationships, especiallv referring to sexuality and reproductive health. The two contexts we have chosen for this chapter are a'rawn from our data on Indonesian and Canadian women. While these women come from culturally diverse situations, we jind continuities between their experiences as well as contrasts in the contexts in which they live their reproductive lives. Methodology - Our study was based on collecting participant driven narratives focused on their experience of their reproductive lives. We interviewed women from three generations in the same families to secure longitudinal perspective and to examine the relationships hetween generations in the same family. Our overall purpose was to examine the role of local culture in the social reproduction of women's lives in the family. Findings - The findings we discuss in this chapter focus on the contimaties and contrasts we found in women's experience as lived in very different cultural, religious, and political contexts. Indonesian and Canadian women are struggling to live healthy and meaningfid lives in a world that is changing ideologically, culturally, politically, and economic ally. We identify some key problems faced by women, especially as they negotiate the difficult terrain of sexuality, and suggest some points of entry in solving them. Conclusion - Originality/value The originality of the article lies in the close examination of in-depth, qualitative data on family relationships, expe cially in contrasting cultural situtions. We also think that our approach. which focuses on generations of women in the sume families, provides us with a unique perspective on how relationships and especially women's experience of their reproductive and sexual lives are closely related to the way in which culture is mediated in families."