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Fruit and vegetable provision for Food Security
Study Summary
This trial is conducted to study which food provision strategy, paper vouchers or home delivery, best increases fruit and vegetable availability at home and child fruit and vegetable intake.
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What criteria must participants meet in order to enroll in this trial?
"To be considered for the trial, applicants must demonstrate food security and fall into the age range of 4-17 years old. Ultimately, 60 people will be accepted to participate in this study."
How many participants have registered for this trial so far?
"Indeed, the details on clinicaltrials.gov suggest that this trial is actively scouting patients. It was first initially posted on June 14th 2022 and has been revised as recently as October 30th 2022. This study needs sixty volunteers from one specific medical facility."
What key goals is this research attempting to achieve?
"This investigation will examine the total expenditure on fruit and vegetables from both groups over a 6-week period, as well as subsequent changes in Child BMI z-scores, Caregiver BMI, and Fruit and Vegetable Dietary Screener results. The latter metric is derived by having an adult caregiver complete the National Cancer Institute's dietary screener for their child participant to assess any modifications of their produce consumption following voucher or delivery services."
Is there any capacity left for participants in this research study?
"Affirmative. The clinical data hosted on the clinicaltrials.gov platform shows that this medical study, which was first posted on June 14th 2022, is actively searching for participants. Approximately 60 individuals need to be selected from a single site."
Does this clinical trial accept individuals over the age of 45 as participants?
"Participants aged 4 to 17 are eligible for the primary trial, though there are two sub-trials available to those under 18 and over 65."
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