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Examining Food Insecurity Among Low-Income Families
Community-Wide Efforts to Reduce Obesity (Gustafson)
The Economics of Convenience. The Economics of Corporate Social Responsibility. Two Important Topics for Food Retail Analysis. (Davis)
Lessons Learned from Evaluating the Implementation of a Healthier Checkout Initiative (Baquero, Simon, Polacsek, Chapman, De Marco, Leone, Steeves)
Land Use, Regional Planning and Community Development Financing to Stimulate the Development or Renovation of Healthy Food Retail Options in Under-Served Areas (Public Health Law Center, Urban Land Institute, The Food Trust, The Reinvestment Fund)
Interventions to Improve the Quality of the Grocery Shopping (Piedras-Sanchez)
FDA's Nutrition Innovation Strategy (McKinnon)
Evaluating the Policy Impact of Healthy Default Beverages in Children's Meals: Cross-state Comparison (Karpyn)
Building a Healthier Convenience Store: Why, How and What's Next? (Lenard, NACS)
Being Part of the Solution: A Collaboration Between a Retailer and Researcher to Encourage Healthy Food Purchases through Behavioral Economic Nudges
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