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Assessing dietary intake in populations at differing stages of economic development

Modeling the Epidemiologic Transition Study (METS) is a population‐based study being conducted in rural Ghana, urban South Africa, Seychelles, urban Jamaica and suburban US – sites representing African‐origin populations at different stages of the epidemiologic transition. We sought to apply a uniform method of assessing dietary intake in these disparate settings.