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Nutrition 2026: Research on the Cutting Edge
This report highlights recent research presented at the Nutrition 2026 conference, including studies on produce prescription programs. Specifically, researchers shared findings on how participation frequency in distribution programs influences fruit and vegetable intake and how randomized controlled trials can increase food preparation behaviors.
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The article highlights that recent academic focus is shifting toward measuring the specific behavioral impacts and frequency of participation in produce prescription programs, rather than just initial enrollment.
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