Florida's Roadmap to Living HealthyDiet-Related Deaths (2007-2013) with USDA Food Deserts

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Sources : Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Serv ices (FDAC S), D ivision of Food, N utrition and Wellness (D FNW ); Mari Gallagher Research &Consulting Group (MG); F lorida Department of Children and Families (FDCF); Florida Department of H ealth (FDOH); Florida Assoc iat ion of Food Banks (FAFB); USCensus Bureau; US Departm ent of Agriculture (U SD A); U S Department of Educat ion (USED); ESR I.

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USDA Food Deserts Diet-Related Deaths (2007-2013)

No Reported Diet-related Deaths

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Florida’s Roadmap to Living Healthy

“Florida’s Roadmap to Living Healthy” is a new way of looking at information about health and nutrition in our state. The map uses GIS technology to visualize

data. It can help government agencies, nonprofits and other

organizations identify gaps in services and improve access to

nutritious food. The interactive map includes data on Florida’s food deserts, death rates from diet-related illnesses and more.

View the map at www.FreshFromFlorida.com/RoadmapToHealth