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Old Fri, May-24-19, 17:38
jschwab jschwab is offline
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Originally Posted by teaser
When I've been in a hospital cafeteria--it's mostly been because somebody I care about was doing poorly. Usually I wasn't that worried about what I was eating. Comfort food comes to mind here. I don't know that hospital food really affected my overall diet much over time.

If just ten percent of a hospital's food offering is considered "unhealthy"--I'd bet people will make their choices largely from that ten percent. A vending machine full of apples will just gather dust.

We're autonomous beings. Given better information we can start demanding better choices by making them as individuals.


The problem is sometimes patients eat from there as well as the staff. I never see doctors eat anything but Diet Coke and salad, though.
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