The Trump administration could breathe new life into the food-as-medicine movement

Shelby Livingston

Senior health tech reporter

Lydia Ramsey Pflanzer

Deputy Editor

The concept that doctors can improve patients’ health by prescribing certain foods, just as they do medicines, has been hovering on the fringes of the …

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The Trump administration could breathe new life into the food-as-medicine movement

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Lydia Ramsey Pflanzer

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