Children learn how to create healthy food options at Stony Brook Medicine
Over a dozen children in Stony Brook had the opportunity to create and eat healthy food on Tuesday.
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Aug 18, 2023, 11:36 PM
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13h agoOver a dozen children in Stony Brook had the opportunity to create and eat healthy food on Tuesday.
The students took part in a cooking class at Stony Brook Medicine where they harvested produce from the hospital’s rooftop garden.
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