"You have to hunt for the fruits, the vegetables": environmental barriers and adaptive strategies to acquire food in a low-income African American neighborhood.
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"You have to hunt for the fruits, the vegetables": environmental barriers and adaptive strategies to acquire food in a low-income African American neighborhood.
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Angela M Odoms-Young
April Watkins
Constance Dallas
Elaine Hardy
Jacqueline Hoskins-Wroten
Loys Holland
Shannon N Zenk
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2011-04-21T00:00:00Z