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Preliminary effectiveness of a food pantry-led community-supported agriculture program in the USA: a quasi-experimental pilot study

Ruyu Liu e outros, 2026 · Public Health Nutrition

Participation in a subsidized community-supported agriculture produce program at a food pantry increased skin carotenoid levels by 12 points after 3 months.

Estimativa · Skin carotenoid score (Veggie Meter, 0-800 scale), points

12,0

points change

O estudo não informa intervalo.

P = 0·005

Desenho
Diferenças em diferenças. Quasi-experimental difference-in-differences pilot comparing two food pantries over 3 months
População
Food pantry clients, predominantly Hispanic/Latino and Black low-income adults in New York City, 2023
Amostra
80 · participants completing 3-month follow-up (33 Farm Share, 47 control)

Onde está o número

Abstract, Results section

Trecho do estudo
Compared with control, skin carotenoids increased (+12 points) in the Farm Share group, adjusted for smoking status, age, sex and birthplace (P = 0·005).

Contexto

What changed: Low-income food pantry clients were offered biweekly boxes of 25–30 pounds of fresh produce for $5. Comparison: Food pantry clients at a sister pantry without a CSA program receiving standard pantry services. Limits: Non-randomized pilot with small sample size, 35% attrition at 3 months, and low share pickup rates among participants.

Caminho no grafo

  1. FamíliaTransferências, subsídios e financiamento
  2. TipoSubsídios
  3. EixoAlimentação

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Lugares do estudo

  • South Bronx · Distrito ou local · US
  • East Harlem · Distrito ou local · US
  • Upper West Side · Distrito ou local · US
Licença
CC-BY
Revisão
Extraído por máquina, não revisadoExtraído por: gemini-3.8-flash, 2026-10-23