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How Ownership-Based ‘Food Is Medicine’ Initiatives Can Advance Structural Change

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How Ownership-Based ‘Food Is Medicine’ Initiatives Can Advance Structural Change

This article explores the necessity of aligning policy, governance, and capital strategies to support local food-as-medicine enterprises. It emphasizes that moving beyond incremental program changes requires new investment frameworks that prioritize community ownership and long-term economic impact.

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The article highlights a shift in the food-as-medicine sector toward structural, ownership-based models, moving away from purely clinical or short-term philanthropic interventions to ensure sustainable community-led growth.

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