An initiative being launched in four southeast Oklahoma counties aims to combat type 2 diabetes and improve health outcomes through food.
More specifically, the produce prescription (PRx) program will provide fresh fruits and vegetables to qualifying individuals in low-income households in Atoka, Bryan, Coal, and Johnston counties.
The produce will be locally sourced within 200 miles and primarily be Oklahoma grown. Qualifying individuals must have a type 2 diabetes diagnosis within the previous six months and be screened and found to be ready and committed to improving their health with changes to their diet.
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