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USDA 'Smart Snacks' Program May Lead to Students Eating Healthier, Study Suggests
Ahead of upcoming changes to US Department of Agriculture guidelines on children's diet in school, a new study reports that when kids are presented only healthy food choices, they will respond by making making improvements in their diet.
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