Adopting a Plant-Based Diet Minimally Increased Food Costs in WHEL Study

Author： Hyder Joseph A.   Thomson Cynthia A.   Natarajan Loki   Madlensky Lisa   Pu Minya   Emond Jennifer   Kealey Sheila   Rock Cheryl L.   Flatt Shirley W.   Pierce John P.    

Publisher： PNG Publications

ISSN： 1945-7359

Source： American Journal of Health Behavior, Vol.33, Iss.5, 2009-09, pp. : 530-539

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