Public Perception of Food is Medicine in Healthcare
A new national poll shows strong public support for Food is Medicine programs, with 4 in 5 Americans believing they should be covered by insurance and could help improve health outcomes. The findings highlight a growing desire for healthier, more affordable food options and nutrition support as part of health care.
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The Rockefeller Foundation is investing $100 million in Food is Medicine to combat diet-related diseases, cut $1.1 trillion in healthcare costs, and drive research, programs, and partnerships for better health.
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Mission 300 aims to bring energy to 300 million Africans who lack access to electricity. The initiative, which combines infrastructure investment and policy reform, will make Africa and the world more prosperous and secure.
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