Grocery Assistance Shows Potential in Diabetes Care and Beyond
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August authors Jeff Romine, PhD, and Kofi Essel, MD, MPH, found grocery assistance linked to fewer diabetes complications and better medication adherence.
Kofi Essel, MD, MPH
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Authors noted that a grocery assistance benefit in commercial health plans was linked to fewer diabetes complications and improved medication adherence.
Receipt of an insurer-provided grocery benefit was associated with decreased rates of diabetes with complications and increased medication adherence among a population with diabetes.
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