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Ellis Singer McCue Why the Mediterranean diet rules and much more https://lnkd.in/gjnbUDEV 3 Amazing Things That Happen to Your Brain When You Follow the #MediterraneanDiet  https://lnkd.in/gRq4VtHV These 8 habits could add up to 24 years to your life https://lnkd.in/g2ZVwEmj No food or medicine can do what olive oil can do. Here's why https://lnkd.in/gqQ-sqze Benefits of a plant-based diet: What happens to your body when you stop eating meat? https://lnkd.in/gyUq3Qq3

Looking back on the past decade, it is amazing to witness the progress we are making in recognizing the impact of social determinants on health. More importantly, it is inspiring to see the cross-sector collaborations that the federal government, states, non-profits, and private companies are engaging in to meaningfully improve the health and well-being of so many. We have much to learn from these collaborations and I am excited to see how we can build on this knowledge to implement policies that make these programs scalable and sustainable. #socialdeterminantsofhealth #hhs #cms #healthequity #foodismedicine

👏 At the recent Alliance of Community Health Plans (ACHP) Symposium in D.C., it was wonderful to see health plan leaders showing a strong interest in harnessing the potential of food as medicine. These nonprofit community-based plans are interested in expanding their local food is medicine initiatives by leveraging tech-driven programs. Good Measures recalls that one year ago, leaders gathered in D.C. for the National Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health. Now, we're working to keep the goals of that conference alive, advancing the role of food as medicine in healthcare. https://bit.ly/3PF563M #GoodMeasures #FoodAsMedicine #HealthPlans

This is a great set of tools for professionals in public health and other fields to assess and begin to address the commercial determinants of health, health inequities, and other social and environmental problems (#cdoh, #commercialdeterminants).

It was an honor presenting at the Food as Medicine Summit in Chicago. It is critical to have the right stakeholders and focused partners to collaborate and move the needle forward. We have made some great progress, and we have an opportunity to shape policy, laws, and regulations to improve coverage, justify costs, and streamline contracting. I look forward to continuing my efforts to be one of those specialized collaborators. Carrie Nixon Rebecca E. Gwilt Kaitlyn O'Connor Sam Pinson Nixon Gwilt Law #foodasmedicine #healthinnovation #telenutrition

There's still time to register for this week's SALUS Weekly Overview with Taylor Nill, MBA, and Blair Rose. Overview Time: 12 pm PST (3 pm EST) Registration Link in Comments below 👇 #digitalsafety #constructionsafety #safetysoftware

Reflecting on the crucial lessons from COVID-19, but true learning only happens when we take action to prevent its recurrence. Dive into my latest article exploring strategies to protect frontline health care workers and fortify healthcare systems against future shocks. Let's turn lessons into tangible change. Read, reshare, and join the movement for resilient, sustainable healthcare. #HealthcareHeroes #COVID19Lessons #BuildBackBetter

We now move onto the second session of the day which looks at Public Health and Policy at the E-Cigerette Summit UK 2023 Coming up in this session we have talks on: Ø Disposable vapes in Great Britain: Impact and Implications Ø Packaging policy to reduce youth e-cigarette use Ø Risk perceptions of e-cigarettes Ø Restricting flavoured e-cigarette sales: Policy effects & alternatives Ø Harm reduction beyond e-cigarettes: how do heated tobacco products compare? Ø Why is the MHRA E-cigarette notification scheme essential for the short and long-term protection of public health.

Yesterday at the Food as Medicine Summit in Chicago, Milken Institute Feeding Change's Holly Freishtat moderated a panel with Emily Brown from Attane Health, Michael Pappas from Nixon Gwilt Law, and Dan Ripma from S2G Ventures on the current landscape for funding and reimbursement for Food as Medicine initiatives, the different funding options and pathways for FAM approaches, pros and cons of each option, and the evidence needed to secure funding for these approaches. #foodismedicine #foodasmedicine #foodsystems

#CalAIM implementation is happening locally, with counties playing a central role. This brief focuses on how four counties – Alameda, Contra Cost, Placer, and Ventura – are adapting to these changes as the need for data infrastructure emerges as a cross-cutting theme to meaningfully impact complex health and social care.