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Nov 15, 2023 | bbc.com | Patrick O'Hagan |Allen Sinclair |Curtis Lancaster |Curtis LancasterBbc Berkshire

Image caption, The government-funded project will monitor participants for a yearBy Patrick O'Hagan & Allen Sinclair & Curtis LancasterScientists are looking into whether fruit and vegetable vouchers could improve the health of poorer families. The University of Reading has worked with the Whitley Community Development Association (CDA) on the government-funded study. On Saturday 150 people received a voucher for a greengrocer, while 150 others did not.