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Prescription for fruits, veggies linked to better heart health, food security

Eastern States Blog·September 20, 2026
Prescription for fruits, veggies linked to better heart health, food security

A recent report highlights research indicating that adults at risk for heart disease who participate in produce prescription programs experience improved health metrics. Participants showed increased fruit and vegetable consumption alongside reductions in blood pressure, body mass index, and blood sugar levels.

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While the underlying study was published previously, this specific blog post was updated/re-indexed on September 19, 2026, confirming the ongoing relevance of produce prescription programs in clinical discussions regarding heart health.

By Clinton Herring·Read original article on Eastern States Blog
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