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Do Neighborhood Economic Conditions Influence the Consumption of Fruits and Vegetables? — Aug 11, 2008

This fact sheet summarizes a study examining the variation of the intake of fruits and vegetables for blacks, whites, and Mexican Americans, in addition to the relationship between neighborhood socioeconomic status and this intake.

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