Making healthy food choices and being activity for 30 minutes can be a daily challenge
for most adults. Both are complicated when resources are limited. Fresh vegetables,
whole grains, and physical activity are important but not always priorities. The challenge
is to take a life-enhancing message and make it useful, relevant, and affordable to
limited-income adults.
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Published online: June 25, 2018
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