With food prices continuing to rise, many older Americans have changed their shopping and eating habits, affecting their health and leaving them isolated.
How can the food transition consider not only physical aspects of nutrition and well-being but also softer cultural elements of food as it fosters and upholds social activities, especially for vulnerable communities and aging populations?
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