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Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health

Food, mental health and wellbeing

The bulletin summarises existing research/evidence and showcases some of the organisations in Scotland that are putting the evidence into practice.

Publishers: Community Food and Health (Scotland), Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health | Publication category: Policy and planning | Related topics: case studies, cooking, evidence, food preparation, growing and gardening, healthy eating, mental health, research | Area of Work: Mental health and wellbeing |

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