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UT Health program reports improved diet and activity outcomes in Precinct 4; county lab to begin employee wellness screenings
Summary
UT Health Houston presented evaluation results showing improved fruit-and-vegetable intake and physical activity among participants in a community health worker program, and Hidalgo County Public Health announced no-cost employee lab screenings this summer.
UT Health Houston representatives on Wednesday reported measurable improvements among participants in the Community Health Worker program operating in Hidalgo County’s Precinct 4 and the county health laboratory announced a no-cost employee wellness screening initiative.
Dr. Lisa Bennett, senior project manager at UT Health Houston School of Public Health, said data collected for Precinct 4 showed 84% of participants increased…
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