Consumption of main types of vitamin preparations and dietary supplements by children aged 3-13: by age (interval) groups
This dataset presents the main types of vitamins and dietary supplements taken by children aged 3-13. The indicator reflects the distribution of respondents by age interval, including the total group and a year-by-year breakdown. It accounts for both multivitamins in general and the frequency of intake, such as daily or multiple times. These data allow for an assessment of the reach of vitamin support among children and the popularity of specific supplement formats across different age categories
Distribution of children aged 3-13 by frequency and type of vitamin and dietary supplement intake, broken down by age group
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 35 series shown across 4 breakdowns. 140 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Children aged 3‑13 — total” — 100; the smallest is “dietary fiber (dietary fiber, bran etc.) — daily or several times a week” at 0.08. The gap between them is 1,244-fold.
All table numbers are series: 35
How to read this table
The dataset rows are structured by type of supplement and frequency of use, while the columns contain information on age groups of children from 3 to 13. Comparing data across columns helps identify differences in supplement intake approaches based on the child's age. When analyzing, attention should be paid to comparing the total share of respondents with the figures for those taking multivitamins daily or multiple times. Values for the 12-13 age group highlight specific vitamin consumption patterns in adolescence compared to the overall coverage
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Period and application
The presented data reflect the status of supplement intake at the time of the study. The dataset does not contain time-series dynamics and is updated as new information from statistical observations becomes available. The materials are useful for pediatric specialists, pharmaceutical market experts, and public health researchers to analyze the consumption structure of dietary supplements and vitamin complexes among the child population of Russia
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