Corner Stores in Missouri Make Healthy Food Options Easier to Buy
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Nearly 319,000 Missouri residents in low-income communities now have increased access to fresh produce at local corner stores. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (MDHSS) partnered with the University of Missouri Extension program to expand Stock Healthy, Shop Healthy (SHSH) programs across the state. The program aims to improve access to healthier foods in rural and low-income areas. With the support of SHSH, about 22 Missouri corner stores now offer affordable, healthier food choices.
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