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Produce prescription programs: An innovative strategy for improving healthy food access [JAFSCD Sustainable Diets Brief]

Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development·October 7, 2026
Produce prescription programs: An innovative strategy for improving healthy food access [JAFSCD Sustainable Diets Brief]

This brief highlights how produce prescription programs address food insecurity and diet-related illnesses by providing vouchers for fresh fruits and vegetables. The authors note that evidence links these interventions to increased produce intake, improved food security, and better self-reported physical and mental health outcomes.

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This publication, dated August 4, 2026, provides a recent synthesis of how clinical-community partnerships use produce vouchers to mitigate social determinants of health, specifically targeting patients with chronic conditions.

By Lauren Au·Read original article on Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development
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