Fresh food fight: can grocery delivery beat high blood pressure in food deserts?
NCT ID NCT05121337
Summary
This study is testing whether providing home-delivered healthy groceries based on the DASH diet can help lower blood pressure in Black adults living in Boston-area neighborhoods with limited access to fresh food. 150 participants with untreated elevated blood pressure will either receive 12 weeks of free healthy groceries or a shopping stipend, followed by 9 months of observation. The goal is to see if improving food access can prevent high blood pressure in communities facing health disparities.
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center - Clinical Research Center
Boston, Massachusetts, 02215, United States
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