Summary
Providing food-insecure families with produce vouchers and nutritional education on planning, preparing, and eating healthy food led to improved household food security compared with providing only produce vouchers by themselves, according to a randomized controlled trial presented at the annual meeting of Pediatric Academic Societies.
Source: Medscape
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