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Opportunities and Challenges for Promoting Sustainable Diets within "Food is Medicine" Programs in the United States: A Qualitative Research Study
Background The United States population is experiencing concurrent, interrelated challenges of diet-related chronic diseases, food and nutrition insecurity, and climate change. Food is Medicine (FIM) has been described as a range of food-based programs that aim to prevent, manage, and treat
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