Tracking the Use of Free Produce Coupons Given to Families and the Impact on Children’s Consumption.

Background: American children typically eat fewer fruits and vegetables than recommended by guidelines. This study examines whether free coupons can increase children’s fruit and vegetable intake at home.

Methods: Families of the participating students received weekly coupons for fresh fruits and vegetables over a 1-month period.

Consequences of uninsurance in Wisconsin.

Background: More than 9% of Wisconsin residents are without health insurance. Several states have passed legislation to increase access to health care and move toward universal coverage. Wisconsin legislators are also considering health care reform proposals that present alternatives to the current system.

A descriptive analysis of health care coverage and concerns in West Central Wisconsin.

This study examines the level of health care coverage and health care concerns among a sample of 222 West Central Wisconsin residents. More than 68% of respondents felt that Wisconsin health care has at least major problems, and only 2.7% felt that there were no problems.