Andrew P Black

TL;DR: Limited high quality evidence of the impacts of food subsidy programs on the health and nutrition of adults and children in high income countries was identified and the improved intake of targeted nutrients and foods could potentially reduce the rate of non-communicable diseases in adults, if the changes in diet are sustained.

TL;DR: The modest overall impact of even these successful programs suggest complementary nutrition interventions are needed to build a supportive environment for healthy eating generally, however evidence of the long-term sustainability of these impacts is limited.

TL;DR: To evaluate the impact of a fruit and vegetable subsidy program on short‐term health outcomes of disadvantaged Aboriginal children, a large number of Aboriginal children in Northern Australia are eligible for a subsidy.

TL;DR: Improvements in the levels of biomarkers of F&V intake demonstrated in the present study are consistent with increased F &V intake, which, if sustained, could reduce non-communicable disease rates.

TL;DR: NetEpi Case Manager is an open source software tool designed to assist with epidemiological investigations, analyses, and other aspects of public health practice that was used to investigate this outbreak of Salmonella enterica ser Hvittingfoss in Victoria.