About 129 million (or 40%) of Americans live with at least one chronic disease – such as heart disease and hypertension, cancer, diabetes, or asthma; local health departments provide important community-level solutions to prevent chronic disease.
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A two-month supermarket voucher program in East Harlem improved food purchasing behaviors among low-income, minority families, highlighting the potential of such initiatives to enhance food security and nutrition. Food insecurity remains a significant issue in many urban communities, particularly affecting low-income, minority families. In our recent study, published in the July issue of the Journal of Public Health Management and
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