Healthy Food and Beverage Standards

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The food environment affects community health. Research shows the availability, affordability, and marketing of foods and beverages in stores, restaurants, schools, workplaces, healthcare settings, and other places where residents spend their time have a substantial impact on diet and diet-related disease. In the context of the Champion Provider Fellowship program, healthy food and beverage standards are a set of requirements that define the types of foods and beverages available and the way they are promoted in stores, restaurants, schools, workplaces, healthcare settings, and other places where individuals can get food.

On this page, you will find information and resources to support policy, system and environmental changes designed to increase access to affordable and nutritious food and beverages. We have also highlighted Champion Provider Fellows that are currently engaged in food security work. We have provided a highlighted a toolkit developed by the UCSF research group SugarScience, on how to implement an organization-wide Healthy Beverage Initiative, leading to the removal of sugar-sweetened beverages.

Dr. Shakalpi Pendurkar

Champion Provider Fellow and Dentist in Santa Clara County, Dr. Shakalpi Pendurkar has remained committed to oral health, through multiple avenues:

 

Healthy Food and Beverage Standards

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Fellows

Dr. Arlet Arratoonian

Marie Buell, DMD

Dr. Wai-Yin Chan

Kanta Dhanda, DO

Gina Johnson, MD

Raymond Lopez, Jr., MD

Lyra Ng, MD, MPH

Sandra Sands, DO, PhD

Abhi Thakkar, DDS

Dr. Jing Zhao

Christine Bixby, MD

Dr. Clarisse Casilang

Edward Chio, DMD

Loshi Hart, DDS

Dr. Saima Khan

Maryam Nazeri, DDS

Dr. Roblen Nieblas

Harleen Sethi, DMD

Dr. Michelle To

Rachel Borovina, MD

Dr. Maxmillian Chambers

Camille Clarke, MD

Paul Hsiao, DDS, MPH, JD

Dr. Lesley Lara

Charles Newens, DDS

Shakalpi Pendurkar, DDS, MPH

Dr. David Thai

Dr. Mindy Truong

Webinars
Enabling Drinking Water - Challenges and Solutions

Sugar and Oral Health Messaging

Community and Healthcare Partnerships with Common Threads

Bottoms Up: Helping Parents Make Informed Child Hydration Decisions

Sugar and Oral Health Messaging: Implications for PSE Change

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Sugary Drinks: Using Grassroots Advocacy to Reduce Consumption