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The April theme issue of Health Affairs ([link removed] ) focuses on key policy issues at the intersection of food, nutrition, and health.
Don't miss our theme issue briefing tomorrow.
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F O O D I S M E D I C I N E
Food For Thought: A Vision For Generative ‘Food Is Medicine’ ([link removed] )
John R. Lumpkin et al.
‘Food Is Medicine’ In The US: A National Survey Of Public Perceptions Of Care, Practices, And Policies ([link removed] )
Ronit Ridberg et al.
What Is ‘Food Is Medicine,’ Really? Policy Considerations On The Road To Health Care Coverage ([link removed] )
Colin M. Schwartz et al.
Equity And Justice In Food As Medicine ([link removed] )
Jessica Bylander
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M E D I C A L L Y T A I L O R E D M E A L S
Estimated Impact Of Medically Tailored Meals On Health Care Use And Expenditures In 50 US States ([link removed] )
Shuyue Deng et al.
Modeling The Value Of ‘Food Is Medicine’: Challenges And Opportunities For Scaling Up Medically Tailored Meals ([link removed] )
Katrika Palar and Chesa Cox
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M E D I C A I D
Medicaid Nutrition Supports Associated With Reductions In Hospitalizations And ED Visits In Massachusetts, 2020–23 ([link removed] )
Kurt Hager et al.
States’ Use Of Medicaid Managed Care ‘In Lieu Of Services’ Authority To Address Poor Nutrition ([link removed] )
Kathryn Garfield et al.
Food Is More Than Just Medicine ([link removed] )
Amanda Bank
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Health Affairs Branded Post:
Birth in America: A Prescription for Progress to Improve Maternal Health ([link removed] )
Kalahn Taylor-Clark, Wilna Paulemon & Jacquelyn Caglia
Sponsored by Merck for Mothers ([link removed] )
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Join Health Affairs tomorrow April 8 for a virtual event exploring our theme issue on food, nutrition, and health.
This event is free and open for all to attend.
Panel topics include:
- Food is Medicine,
- Food and Nutrition Insecurity, Equity, and Justice,
- Government Programs & Policies, and
- Community Voices.
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Food, Nutrition & Health Special Series
Health Affairs produced a special four-part series to compliment the theme issue's focus on the intersection of food, nutrition, and health.
Catch up on what we've released so far.
Water Insecurity w/ Na'Taki Osborne Jelks ([link removed] )
Food Support Programs w/ Diane Schanzenbach ([link removed] )
Implications Of The Health Care System’s Design For Administrative Costs ([link removed] )
Michael E. Chernew and Karisa Lasoff
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