Can more money for Farmers' markets fix family diets?
NCT ID NCT06992947
Summary
This study tested whether giving low-income families more money to spend at farmers' markets improves their diet and reduces food insecurity. Researchers compared three different weekly coupon amounts ($27, $54, and $81) given to 276 parent-child pairs over 16 weeks. They measured changes in the quality of food eaten, food security, and other health outcomes for both parents and children.
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Participants recruited in 93 communities across British Columbia, Canada
Communities Across BC, British Columbia, Canada
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