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I'd guess that in super-low income areas, it improves health the way the article says, via access to better food. In lower middle class neighborhoods, it proba
by cschneid 17y ago
I'd guess that in super-low income areas, it improves health the way the article says, via access to better food.
In lower middle class neighborhoods, it probably hurts health by pushing out the real grocery stores that are in the area.
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- smokey_the_bear 17y agoThe superwalmarts have really nice grocery stores in them. I've been impressed with the produce in the one near me, much nicer than what you'd get at a cheap grocery store. It's significantly cheaper than Safeway, and a little cheaper than sakNsave.