Jan 22

Food Is Medicine Webinar

Thursday, January 22

SDSU Extension will host a webinar to teach the fundamentals of Food is Medicine programming on January 22 from 12:00-1:00 p.m. CST.

Location
Online via Zoom

Contact
Gemma Bastian, Assistant Professor and SDSU Extension Nutrition and Health Specialist

This informational session will cover the terminology and science behind Food is Medicine programs, including produce prescriptions, medically tailored meals and groceries, nutrition incentives, and more. There will be opportunities for participants to engage, connect, and ask questions.

Registration

This webinar is free to attend, but registration is required to receive a link and can be completed using the blue button below. 

Register on Zoom

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